Texas Nationalist Movement

Texas Nationalist Movement The largest organization promoting Texas independence. https://tnm.me/

05/22/2026

Your questions. Straight answers. Live with TNM President Daniel Miller.

We're streaming with an exclusive supporters-only chat on Texian at texian.app - your own feed, your fellow Texians, no algorithm garbage. Not a member? Fix that at https://texian.app

Tonight: Texas independence, TEXIT, the road to 2027, what's happening on the ground, and whatever's on your mind. Drop your questions in chat.

TOPICS
- Texas independence strategy and TEXIT progress
- Texas politics and the path to sovereignty
- Building toward the 89th Texas Legislature
- Grassroots activism and county organizing
- Behind-the-scenes from TNM
- Your questions answered live

WHEN: Every Thursday @ 8PM CT
WHERE: YouTube, X, Facebook, Rumble, and texian.app

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05/15/2026

Your questions. Straight answers. Live with TNM President Daniel Miller.

TNM MEMBERS: We're streaming with exclusive members-only chat on Texian at texian.app - your own feed, your fellow Texians, no algorithm garbage. Not a member? Fix that at texian.app/join

Tonight: Texas independence, TEXIT, the road to 2027, grassroots momentum, and whatever's on your mind. Drop your questions in chat or email them to [email protected]

TOPICS
- Texas independence strategy and TEXIT progress
- Texas politics and the path to sovereignty
- Building toward the 90th Texas Legislature
- Grassroots activism and county organizing
- Behind-the-scenes from TNM
- Your questions answered live

WHEN: Every Thursday @ 8PM CT
WHERE: TEXIAN, YouTube, X, Facebook, Rumble

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One hundred and ninety years ago today, on the plains along Buffalo Bayou, 910 Texians under Sam Houston faced a larger ...
04/21/2026

One hundred and ninety years ago today, on the plains along Buffalo Bayou, 910 Texians under Sam Houston faced a larger Mexican force under Santa Anna.

The battle lasted eighteen minutes.

When the smoke cleared, Texas was independent.

The men who charged across that field were farmers, ranchers, merchants, and newcomers from every corner of the world who had thrown in their lot with Texas. They did not fight for a party or a politician. They fought for the right to govern themselves, free from a distant capital that neither understood them nor represented them.

That fight did not end in 1836. It was only beginning.

Every generation of Texans since has faced the same question our forefathers answered at San Jacinto: will we be ruled, or will we govern ourselves?

Today we honor them. Tomorrow we finish what they started.

Happy San Jacinto Day, Texas.

Remember the Alamo. Remember Goliad. Remember who we are.

190 years ago today, on March 27, 1836, Colonel James Fannin and roughly 342 Texian prisoners of war were executed at Go...
03/27/2026

190 years ago today, on March 27, 1836, Colonel James Fannin and roughly 342 Texian prisoners of war were executed at Goliad on the direct orders of Mexican dictator Antonio López de Santa Anna.

These men had surrendered a week earlier at the Battle of Coleto under terms negotiated with Mexican General José de Urrea, who promised them honorable treatment as prisoners of war. Santa Anna overruled Urrea and ordered their ex*****on under Mexico's Tornel Decree, which classified all foreign combatants as pirates.

On Palm Sunday morning, the prisoners were marched out in three columns under the pretense of gathering wood or being marched to the coast. They were shot at point-blank range. Those who survived the initial volleys were run down by cavalry and killed with lances. Fannin, wounded and unable to march, was executed last.

More Texians died at Goliad than at the Alamo. The massacre became a rallying cry alongside "Remember the Alamo" as Sam Houston's army marched toward San Jacinto less than a month later.

"Remember Goliad" is not just a slogan. It is a demand that we never forget what happens when a people surrender their right of self-governance to a distant, indifferent power.

Remember Goliad. Never surrender.

03/18/2026

By 2031, Washington's interest payments on the national debt will grow faster than the economy itself.

Read that again.

The Congressional Budget Office just confirmed it. The federal government burns $7 billion a day. Every single day. Cannot balance a budget. Cannot pay down debt. Will not stop.

And Texas?

We run surpluses. We manage our money. We built an economy that works while they dig themselves deeper into a hole they created.

The question is not whether Washington will fail. It is when.

Why should Texas go down with them?

What do you think? Should Texans have the right to chart our own course-or stay hitched to a sinking ship?

Learn more at TNM.me

Happy Texas Independence Day!190 years ago today, 59 Texans gathered at Washington-on-the-Brazos and signed a declaratio...
03/02/2026

Happy Texas Independence Day!

190 years ago today, 59 Texans gathered at Washington-on-the-Brazos and signed a declaration that would change the course of history. They staked their lives on a conviction: Texas is a nation.

That conviction wasn't theoretical. They backed it up at the Alamo, at Goliad, and at San Jacinto. They built a republic that stood on its own, conducted its own foreign policy, managed its own economy, and defended its own borders.

Today, Texas is the 8th-largest economy in the world, larger than Canada, Russia, and South Korea. We have the resources, the people, and the will to govern ourselves. The men and women who signed that declaration in 1836 would look at what Texas has become and see a nation that has outgrown the need for anyone else to make decisions on our behalf.

The best way to honor what they started is to finish it.

Happy Texas Independence Day from all of us at the Texas Nationalist Movement.

For Texas.

If you live in Senate District 3, Trent Ashby's campaign is running a television ad right now — in the final stretch bef...
02/19/2026

If you live in Senate District 3, Trent Ashby's campaign is running a television ad right now — in the final stretch before the March 3 Republican primary — attacking Rhonda Ward for signing the Texas First Pledge. The ad claims the pledge means "seceding from Trump's America," "rejects the US Constitution, and Social Security benefits, and dishonors veterans," and that Ward's donor runs a company "headquartered in China."

It's the most dishonest political ad running in Texas right now. And I can prove it, claim by claim.

He says the pledge commits Ward to "seceding from Trump's America." It doesn't. The pledge commits candidates to letting Texans vote on the question — a referendum. That's called democracy. Some pledge signers have publicly said they'd vote no on independence. And this commitment is the official position of the Republican Party of Texas, whose platform explicitly calls for legislation giving Texans a vote on whether Texas should become an independent nation. That's Ashby's own party platform. The one he claims to run on.

He says the pledge "rejects the US Constitution." The US Constitution isn't mentioned in the pledge. Not once. The pledge references the Texas Constitution—the same one Ashby swore an oath to uphold when he took office.

He says the pledge "rejects Social Security." Social Security isn't mentioned in the pledge. This was fabricated from thin air to scare senior citizens. That's not politics — it's predatory.

He says the pledge "dishonors veterans." Ashby has never served a single day in uniform. You know who has signed this pledge? Lt. Col. Allen West (Ret.), decorated combat veteran and former Chairman of the Republican Party of Texas. Lt. Col. Pete "Doc" Chambers (Ret.), a Special Forces Green Beret with 39 years of service, a Purple Heart and Bronze Star recipient who earned his nickname saving wounded soldiers on the battlefield. A career banker who never wore the uniform is telling a Purple Heart recipient what "dishonors" veterans. The only dishonor here is Ashby using their sacrifice as a prop for his lies.

He says Ward's donor's company is "headquartered in China." It's headquartered in Kirkland, Washington. It trades on the NASDAQ. Five seconds on Google.

Five claims. Five lies. But it gets worse.

Trent Ashby was in direct conversation with TNM leadership in his district about signing this same pledge. He never raised a single one of these objections. His own endorsers — Alicia Davis and Rusty Kuciemba — are either Texas First Pledge signers or registered TNM supporters. Kuciemba was a County Coordinator for the organization. Other pledge signers have been endorsed by Greg Abbott and Donald Trump.

And while Ashby questions who Ward "answers to," a pro-casino PAC funded by Las Vegas Sands billionaire Miriam Adelson sent mailers supporting his campaign.

This man attacked a pledge he explored signing, while touting endorsers who support the same movement, running on a party platform that explicitly calls for the very legislation the pledge supports, and taking support from casino money — all in an ad that couldn't even correctly identify where an American company is headquartered.

The Texas First Pledge is two paragraphs. Read it yourself: taketexasback.com/pledge

Then ask yourself why Trent Ashby is so afraid of you having a vote.
SD-3 Republican primary is March 3.

The TEXAS FIRST Pledge commits candidates for political office in Texas to put the interests of Texas and Texans FIRST.

02/05/2026

📢 Quick question: What does a 15-year drop in US remittances to Mexico mean for Texas?

Daniel Miller has the answer tonight at 8 PM CT on Late Night Coffee Talk.

Plus:
✅ Your questions about March county convention strategy
✅ Breaking border economics analysis
✅ What mainstream media won't tell you

This is the conversation Texas needs right now.

💬 Got questions? Email them to [email protected] or drop them in the live chat
🔴 Watch live: facebook.com/texasnatmov

See you at 8.

Happy New Year!
01/01/2026

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year, Texians.

Tonight we turn the page. New year. Fresh start. Possibilities we can't even imagine yet.

I'm heading into 2026 grateful - for my family, for this mission, and for every single one of you who believes Texas is worth fighting for.

Whatever this year brings, we face it together.

Happy New Year to you and yours.

12/22/2025

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