Do we have to vote on a President before we TEXIT?
No. Texas already has its own government, and it will continue to be our government until the Texas Constitution is amended.
After TEXIT, an independent Texas will absolutely have a president and a congress and supreme court, among other offices and agencies that are common to all independent, self-governing nations. Texas independence will give the power of government back to the people to vote for who they want to lead their country, as it should be. During the 9 years before Texas joined the Union, the independent Texan Nation had all of these government bodies and multiple presidents but had full control over their laws and values.
What this week means for Texas, and what to do about it.
Every week, Daniel Miller picks the two or three stories that actually moved Texas independence, tells you what they mean, and names one thing you can do about it. Short enough to finish in one sitting. No press releases, no filler. Add your name.
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