Texas Independence Infographic: So close, and yet so ridiculous
A 20 minute YouTube video by “The Infographics Show” called “What if Texas Declared Independence From the United States” garnered over 400K views in the first week after its debut.
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A 20 minute YouTube video by “The Infographics Show” called “What if Texas Declared Independence From the United States” garnered over 400K views in the first week after its debut.
Are you a little more agitated and less tolerant of tyranny than usual on this July 4th holiday? You should be. That is especially true if you are a Texan.
Texans and the rest of the Union have lately been focused on the passing of President George H. W. Bush and all the honors rendered to him.
Today, Texas Governor Gregg Abbott spoke to the Southern Baptist Convention in Dallas.
A battle is only as good as the soldiers that fight it; any general could tell you that.
After a declaration of independence that followed a successful independence referendum, the Spanish government imposed direct rule on Catalan, sent in the national police, and forced many of Catalan’s leaders into exile...
In previous articles we covered the progress of the Catalan independence movement.[3][4][6] Last Sunday (10/1/17) the people of Catalonia went to the polls to cast their vote on independence.
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.
If you remember your American History, and the days of the revolution, you may remember a certain speech by founding father Patrick Henry.
In recent months, civil asset forfeiture has become a hot topic in Texas. State Senator Konni Burton has been a fierce opponent of the practice.
With the cloud of scandal—real and imagined—hanging over the head of their standard bearer, and having compromised away their pledge to abolish Obamacare, along with many other unprincipled compromises, Republicans have completely...