The Texas Nationalist Movement and the TEXIT campaign have resonated with many people beyond the borders of the Lone Star State. If you’re a non-Texan who believes in the principles of self-determination and independence, you can contribute to the cause in several ways. Here are some actions you can take to support the TEXIT campaign from wherever you are.
Advocate for State Sovereignty Legislation
Promoting legislation that upholds the right of any state to peacefully withdraw from the federal union is a powerful way to support TEXIT. This involves understanding your state’s legislative process, identifying sympathetic legislators, and advocating for the introduction of such legislation. You can write letters, make phone calls, or request meetings with your representatives to express your support for such legislation. By doing so, you’re not only supporting Texas but also reinforcing the principle of state sovereignty across the union.
Initiate an Independence Movement in Your State
If you believe your state could also benefit from greater autonomy or independence, consider starting a state independence movement. This is a significant undertaking that involves organizing like-minded individuals, educating the public about the benefits of state independence, and advocating for change at the state level. By normalizing the concept of state independence, you can help create a broader coalition of states advocating for self-determination.
Pass Party Resolutions Supporting State Sovereignty
If you’re involved in a political party in your state, work to pass resolutions reaffirming the right of any state to peacefully withdraw from the federal union. This involves drafting a resolution that clearly and compellingly articulates the principle of state sovereignty, building support among party members, and navigating the party’s resolution process. By making state sovereignty a mainstream political issue, you can help build cross-party support for the principle.
Donate to the TNM
Financial contributions are a crucial part of supporting the TNM’s work. Your donations can help fund advocacy efforts, educational programs, and other initiatives that drive the TEXIT campaign forward. You can make a one-time donation or set up a recurring donation to provide ongoing support. Remember, every donation, regardless of size, can make a difference in advancing the cause of Texas independence.
Advocate with Your Representatives
Contact your local and federal representatives and encourage them to support the right of states to withdraw from the federal union. This involves writing letters, making phone calls, or even scheduling meetings to express your views. By articulating the reasons for your support and the benefits of state sovereignty, you can help build political support for TEXIT at the state and federal levels.
Write Letters to the Editor
Writing letters to the editor of your local newspaper is an effective way to raise awareness of the TEXIT campaign and the principle of state sovereignty. Your letter should be concise, well-reasoned, and persuasive. By publishing your views in a public forum, you can educate others in your community, stimulate public discussion on the issue, and potentially influence public opinion.
Join Your State’s Group on TNM Social
If you live outside of Texas, you can join the group for your state on TNM Social. This online platform allows you to connect with like-minded individuals, share ideas, and coordinate advocacy efforts in your state. By joining, you can stay informed about the latest developments in the TEXIT campaign and contribute to the discussion in a meaningful way.
Bloom Where You’re Planted
Support for the TEXIT campaign is not confined to Texas. No matter where you live, your actions can contribute to the cause of Texas independence and the broader principle of state sovereignty. By advocating for state sovereignty in your own community, donating to the TNM, and actively participating in the movement, you can play a part in this historic movement.
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