WHAT WE BELIEVE
No More Foreign Wars
George Washington cautioned the early republic against becoming entangled in the affairs of foreign powers, understanding that the health of a free and independent society depends on prioritizing the needs of its own people. Today, that vision has been cast aside. Today, we find ourselves mired in endless conflicts abroad, weighed down by immense debts and crises that offer no tangible benefit to working Texans.
It is time to adopt a foreign policy grounded in realism, restraint, and the material interests of the people, not the ambitions of elites or the profits of arms manufacturers. We oppose the use of Texan labor, resources, and lives to sustain wars that do not serve our collective well-being. Our stance includes ending support for foreign military entanglements in places like Ukraine, Taiwan, and Israel. These are not the battles of everyday Texans. Our focus must return to rebuilding our communities, strengthening democratic control over foreign policy, and ensuring that the working class is never asked to sacrifice for someone else’s empire.
Texan Economics
This nation was not forged by global elites or Washington insiders. It was forged by true Texans, hardworking patriots who rose at dawn, who tilled the soil, manned the factories, mined the earth, bled on battlefields, and built families with unyielding resolve and national pride. Texan identity is not some imported fad or corporate gimmick. It is a sacred heritage carved from an unbreakable faith in the sovereignty of our people and our borders.
From the start, the Texan spirit rejected foreign meddlers, and bureaucrats. It was about a free people who demanded self-rule, who knew the rewards of their toil belonged to them, their families, and their homeland, not to outsiders or distant overlords.
Real patriotism burns in the hearts of our workers, farmers, builders, and warriors who defend this sovereign land. It is in the hands of creators and producers, not the grasping claws of parasites and globalists. It flourishes in heartland towns and rural strongholds, not in Wall Street boardrooms or Silicon Valley. Texan identity demands loyalty to family, flag, and nation above all.
But today, that identity is under siege, not just from foreign invaders at our borders, but from a rigged system corrupted by corporations, endless immigration, and elite sellouts who ship our jobs overseas. A system that prioritizes cheap labor from abroad over Texan workers, divides us with ideologies, exploits our communities, and auctions off our future to global cabals. We must secure our borders, revive our industries, and put our citizens first to halt this betrayal.
We stand against an economy where elites and foreign interests grow off the backs of Texans. We reject a setup that treats our citizens as disposable while flooding our streets with outsiders, measuring progress in stock ticks and diversity quotas while families crumble and towns decay. We defy the myth that open borders and endless trade deals can ever align with American strength, security, and independence.
To reclaim our Texas, we must honor our roots. We are not mere economic units in a global marketplace. We are proud citizens. We are producers. We are the backbone of this republic. That means restoring greatness: an economy built on Texas First, with tariffs to protect our industries, secure borders to safeguard our jobs, deportation of illegals to preserve our resources, and a return to the values of freedom, unity, and national sovereignty.
Texan identity is not found in virtue-signaling ads or half-hearted gestures from traitorous politicians. It thrives in the unbreakable spirit of patriots who rally, organize, and fight to preserve our way of life against all threats, foreign and domestic. It endures in the conviction that we can, and will, make Texas great again for our people, our posterity, and our unbreakable national destiny.