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Texas House Shakeup: What It Means for TEXIT and Grassroots Action

By Daniel Miller1 min read
Texas House Shakeup: What It Means for TEXIT and Grassroots Action

In this episode of Late Night Coffee Talk, Daniel Miller, President of the Texas Nationalist Movement, tackled key questions and provided updates on the fight for Texas independence. Covering everything from the recent Texas House Speaker election to grassroots organizing, Daniel offered a behind-the-scenes look at the TNM's efforts to push forward the Texas Independence Referendum Act (TIRA) and strategies for building capacity statewide.

Highlights include:

  • A breakdown of the Texas House Speaker election and its impact on independence efforts.
  • Updates on the legislative strategy for advancing TEXIT.
  • Practical insights into grassroots mobilization and local organizing.
  • Thoughtful responses to audience questions on Texas politics and independence.

Catch up on this informative and action-packed episode and learn how you can support the TNM's mission to make Texas a free and independent nation once again.

Get Involved:

  • Download the TNM app for updates: tnm.me/app
  • Register your support for TEXIT: tnm.me/vote
  • Donate to support the movement: donate.tnm.me

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