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Everything you need to file
Pull the boilerplate, a current fact sheet, citation-ready statistics, quotes you can run as written, logos, and the founder media kit straight from this page. If something you need isn't here, the Communications Office will get it to you fast.
The standard description for the end of an article. Free to use, verbatim, with no clearance needed.
The Texas Nationalist Movement is the largest organization working to put a single question to the people of Texas in a binding, up-or-down vote: whether Texas should govern itself as an independent nation. 667,890 Texans across all 254 counties are on record in support. Learn more at thetnm.org.
A quick-reference summary of the movement's key facts, figures, and positions.
Sourced and dated, free to use in your reporting. Key figures link to their source.
Attributable quotes from Daniel Miller, free to use with attribution. For fresh comment on a developing story, contact the Communications Office.
“The people of Texas are tired of living under 180,000 pages of federal laws, administered by 440 separate federal agencies and 2.5 million unelected bureaucrats.”
“Texas independence isn't a slogan, it's our future.”
“It is clear that the Republican Party of Texas is grasping for any tactic, no matter how ridiculous, to suppress the voices of Republican voters who merely want their voices heard on this fundamental issue of governance.”
“What the political establishment once called fringe is now mainstream. Texans are tired of broken promises, and it was only a matter of time before more Texas First candidates took office.”
Straight answers to the questions that come up most. Each links to the full treatment if you want to go deeper.
The TNM logo set is available for press use, academic citation, and editorial reproduction, in high-resolution PNG (3300 × 1140), in a blue and a white treatment.
Use the logo as is, with no alterations. The symbol (the star) can stand alone or sit with the wordmark. Either works.
Print-resolution founder portraits — a headshot and a full-length, both around 2,800 × 4,000 px — and a ready-to-run biography are available right now. Additional editorial photos and extended booking details come from the Communications Office.
Daniel speaks on Texas independence and the path to a binding vote; the legal case, including Article 1 of the Texas Constitution and Texas v. White; the Texas economy as an independent nation; Texas history and the Republic; and the politics of the movement, from the Texas Independence Referendum Act to the Texas First Pledge and the GOP platform.
Broadcast-ready assets to support clear, accurate coverage. Available to credentialed press through the Communications Office.
High-resolution photographs of key moments and figures within the movement, for authentic visuals alongside your reporting.
Broadcast-quality footage and informational video on the movement and its initiatives, suited to segments and digital features.
Data on the case for Texas independence, designed for clean integration into articles and reports.
