Tea Parties, Texas Nationalists may Join Forces

Some organizers of the Tea Party movement, dissatisfied with what they call the "hijacking" of many of their events by politicians with the Republican Party, have opened discussions with the Texas Nationalist Movement to possibly join forces for events in the future.

"Too many Republican politicians are getting in on the Tea Parties, and this movement was not intended to be a platform for them," said one Texas-based Tea Party event organizer, who asked tat he not be identified prior to an agreement. "We need to find candidates to run against all the incumbents of both parties and restore our government, and we're on the same page with the Texas Nationalist Movement in that regard."

Texas Nationalist Movement President Daniel Miller said he had not yet seen full details of the proposed partnership, but said the TNM and Tea Party movements share a number of common goals and his organization would be open to holding some joint events.

"The main thing for us is, we need to take back our government, and we can start by taking back our state," the Tea Party representative said. "People all over the country are watching what is going on in Texas, what Texas will do. If Texas is the only state we can take back, then let's do that and let's become our own country again."

Miller said his organization has no immediate plans for any statewide events at the moment, but "that can always change if Washington does something that needs to be addressed."

Daniel Miller is a very capable man and he has the plan to make Texas free. The Texas Nationalist Movement is in need of allies and holding joint activities with others with common interests would be beneficial. One thing the TNM needs to do is squelch those overly vociferous members who make statements that can be construed as wacky or too extreme they only scare people off. If they have certain opinions then they need to exercise self control for the sake of the movement but I'm pretty certain that Daniel is on top of this issue already.