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Texas State School Board May Drop the “Heroic” Alamo Story
We’re often told that words matter, and indeed they do.
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- Commentary
FaceExit and TEXIT: Self-Determination in the Micro and Macro
It is no secret to the technologically advanced world that Facebook, the social media platform, has recently fallen under much scrutiny over user privacy issues and data-mining.
- Commentary
California Secession: Jefferson & the 51st State
The effort to create the 51st U.S. state is steadily growing. Several counties in California’s more conservative North have long complained about disproportionate representation in Sacramento.
- Commentary
Liberty Lost: 3 Federal Actions That Disempowered Texas & the States
In times past, citizens lost liberties at the whim of noblemen.
- Economic Analysis
Bitcoin and Texit
Anyone who has kept up with Bitcoin (BTC) knows that BTC has become a huge deal and quite the money making investment, with prices increasing seven-fold since the beginning of 2017.
- Commentary
Disarming the Public is Good for Tyrants
Every time a shooting makes the news, a cry goes out for “common sense gun control.” What exactly does that mean? The best answer is a straight up ban on all firearms.
- Texas News
King of the House: Phil King Makes His Bid to Replace Joe Straus as Speaker
Since the early part of 2017, the Texian Partisan has reported on the growing opposition to Texas Speaker of the House, Joe Straus.
- Europe
Catalan Independence (Plus: Update on Spanish Police-raids)
Catalan Independence is coming! And Madrid is on defense. As an interested observer, it is amazing to witness the broad support that Catalonian nationalism has.
- Commentary
Disaster Relief and the Debt Ceiling
On August 25th, 2017, the Texas coastline from Port Aransas to Louisiana was devastated by Hurricane Harvey. Fortune.com says the estimated cost could be up to $180 billion.
- Commentary
Haters on Texas During Harvey
Hurricane Harvey unleashed surprising devastation upon Texas from Corpus Christi to well past Houston. It was not the wind so much as the rain and flooding.
- Commentary
Remember the Alamo, As Is!
There are few people in Texas, nor doubtless in the world, that have not heard the call of “Remember the Alamo!”
- Culture
Protecting Texas History
Lately, the media (social and mainstream) is saturated with discussion of the removal of Confederate monuments and protests, and Texas is not immune to this Union-wide discussion.
