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Texas Entered the Union as an Equal. On December 29, 1845, Texas joined the Union with strength, confidence, and an unbreakable love of liberty. Guided by Sam Houston’s leadership and resolve, the Lone Star took its place on the greatest flag the world has ever known. One Texas. One...

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🚨 Why do Texans fly the Lone Star flag at the same height as the American flag? Because Texas wasn’t just another territory, we were the independent Republic of Texas. Our own president, currency, army, and treaties with France & Britain from 1836 to 1845. We chose to join the United States as an equal, not a colony. That’s why it’s the only state legally allowed to fly our flag that high. It’s history. God Bless Texas.
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🚨 Why do Texans fly the Lone Star flag at the same height as the American flag? Because Texas wasn’t just another territory, we were the independent Republic of Texas. Our own president, currency, army, and treaties with France & Britain from 1836 to 1845. We chose to join the United States as an equal, not a colony. That’s why it’s the only state legally allowed to fly our flag that high. It’s history. God Bless Texas.

Gunther Eagleman™

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STEVE BANNON: The State of Texas is the Jewel in the Crown of the Union. Where Texas goes, so goes the Nation and where the Nation goes, so goes the World. CPAC
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STEVE BANNON: The State of Texas is the Jewel in the Crown of the Union. Where Texas goes, so goes the Nation and where the Nation goes, so goes the World. CPAC

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On June 19, 1865, Union troops arrived in Galveston Bay, Texas, with the news that the more than 250,000 enslaved Black people in the state were free by executive decree. This day became known as #Juneteenth by the newly freed people in Texas.
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On June 19, 1865, Union troops arrived in Galveston Bay, Texas, with the news that the more than 250,000 enslaved Black people in the state were free by executive decree. This day became known as #Juneteenth by the newly freed people in Texas.

Smithsonian’s NMAAHC

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As a Scottish guy in an America for the World Cup, this was one of the greatest honours!! Texas, and San Antonio, is forever in my heart ⭐🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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As a Scottish guy in an America for the World Cup, this was one of the greatest honours!! Texas, and San Antonio, is forever in my heart ⭐🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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Texas needs an Attorney General who will crush any trace of Sharia law. This is no place for ceremonial on-the-job training. I’ve defended Texas in the courtroom, and I’ll be ready on Day One to keep fighting #LiveFree
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Texas needs an Attorney General who will crush any trace of Sharia law. This is no place for ceremonial on-the-job training. I’ve defended Texas in the courtroom, and I’ll be ready on Day One to keep fighting #LiveFree

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.James Talarico: As our state seceded from the Union, the Texas legislature removed Sam Houston from office because he refused to swear an oath of loyalty to the Confederacy. Sam Houston is a Texas hero because he did right and suffered the consequences. What would Sam Houston, who put Texas before himself, say about Ken Paxton, who puts himself before Texas? What would Sam Houston say to all of us at this critical moment in Texas history? I think he would say, ‘Do right and risk the consequences.’
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.James Talarico: As our state seceded from the Union, the Texas legislature removed Sam Houston from office because he refused to swear an oath of loyalty to the Confederacy. Sam Houston is a Texas hero because he did right and suffered the consequences. What would Sam Houston, who put Texas before himself, say about Ken Paxton, who puts himself before Texas? What would Sam Houston say to all of us at this critical moment in Texas history? I think he would say, ‘Do right and risk the consequences.’

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As an Apache pilot, I flew 55 combat missions. Before each one, I knelt by the tail rotor and prayed the Lord’s Prayer, ready to meet God if it was my last flight. I carry that same resolve into Congress. Every day I thank Jesus Christ for the honor of representing nearly a million Texans. I take Texas grit, Texas values, and Texas strength straight to Washington. That’s representation.
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As an Apache pilot, I flew 55 combat missions. Before each one, I knelt by the tail rotor and prayed the Lord’s Prayer, ready to meet God if it was my last flight. I carry that same resolve into Congress. Every day I thank Jesus Christ for the honor of representing nearly a million Texans. I take Texas grit, Texas values, and Texas strength straight to Washington. That’s representation.

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📍Starr County Panel installation continues on the historic Texas border wall. The border wall is one of Texas’ effective methods to deter and repel illegal immigration. Texas steps up to keep our nation safe.
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Texas isn't just big—it's got history so wild it sounds made up. Most folks have no clue about these 10 insane facts that are 100% real. Picture this: For nine whole years, from 1836 to 1845, Texas wasn't a state at all—it was its own independent country. The Republic of Texas had its own president, printed its own money, fielded its own army, and even had diplomatic relations with other nations. It wasn't just a rebellious territory; it was a full-on sovereign nation that later chose to join the United States. Then there's the Texas Constitution. It's longer than the entire U.S. Constitution—clocking in at over 90,000 words, making it one of the longest governing documents anywhere. Why so wordy? Texans built in strict limits on government power because they never trusted centralized authority after breaking away from Mexico. And that Lone Star flag you see everywhere? Texas earned a special perk when it joined the Union: It's the only state legally allowed to fly its state flag at the same height as the American flag. No other state gets that honor, because Texas came in as an equal partner, not just another territory. Speaking of flags, six different ones have flown over Texas soil: Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederacy, and the United States. That's more national flags than any other state can claim—it's literally the 'Six Flags Over Texas' story in real life. Here's one that blows minds: Under the terms of its 1845 annexation agreement, Texas still has the legal right to split itself into up to five separate states without needing Congress's permission. It's never happened, but the option's still on the table. Now zoom out to South Texas—the legendary King Ranch sprawls across more than 825,000 acres. That's bigger than the entire state of Rhode Island. We're not talking a family farm; this place is basically its own small country, running cattle, horses, and history since the 1850s. Independence didn't come easy. When Texas declared itself free from Mexico in 1836, only 59 brave men signed the declaration. Fifty-nine signatures changed everything, turning a province into a nation that would grow into America's second-largest state. Then came the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836—the fight that sealed Texas independence. It lasted just 18 minutes. In less time than a long TikTok scroll, Sam Houston's forces crushed Santa Anna's army: 630 Mexican soldiers fell, while only nine Texans died. That's how fast freedom was won. As the Republic, Texas racked up serious debt. When it joined the U.S., the deal included America taking on that debt—but in exchange, Texas gave up huge chunks of land that are now parts of New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Wyoming. It was a massive land giveaway to erase the bills. Finally, the Alamo. In 1836, around 200 Texan defenders held that mission against thousands of Mexican troops for 13 straight days. They all perished, but their stand bought Sam Houston precious time to rally an army, leading straight to that lightning victory at San Jacinto. 'Remember the Alamo' isn't just a slogan—it's the reason Texas won its freedom. Texas history is full of these jaw-droppers. Drop your favorite Texas fact in the comments, and follow for more stories they don't teach in school. Don't mess with Texas—it's got the receipts to prove why.
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Texas isn't just big—it's got history so wild it sounds made up. Most folks have no clue about these 10 insane facts that are 100% real. Picture this: For nine whole years, from 1836 to 1845, Texas wasn't a state at all—it was its own independent country. The Republic of Texas had its own president, printed its own money, fielded its own army, and even had diplomatic relations with other nations. It wasn't just a rebellious territory; it was a full-on sovereign nation that later chose to join the United States. Then there's the Texas Constitution. It's longer than the entire U.S. Constitution—clocking in at over 90,000 words, making it one of the longest governing documents anywhere. Why so wordy? Texans built in strict limits on government power because they never trusted centralized authority after breaking away from Mexico. And that Lone Star flag you see everywhere? Texas earned a special perk when it joined the Union: It's the only state legally allowed to fly its state flag at the same height as the American flag. No other state gets that honor, because Texas came in as an equal partner, not just another territory. Speaking of flags, six different ones have flown over Texas soil: Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederacy, and the United States. That's more national flags than any other state can claim—it's literally the 'Six Flags Over Texas' story in real life. Here's one that blows minds: Under the terms of its 1845 annexation agreement, Texas still has the legal right to split itself into up to five separate states without needing Congress's permission. It's never happened, but the option's still on the table. Now zoom out to South Texas—the legendary King Ranch sprawls across more than 825,000 acres. That's bigger than the entire state of Rhode Island. We're not talking a family farm; this place is basically its own small country, running cattle, horses, and history since the 1850s. Independence didn't come easy. When Texas declared itself free from Mexico in 1836, only 59 brave men signed the declaration. Fifty-nine signatures changed everything, turning a province into a nation that would grow into America's second-largest state. Then came the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836—the fight that sealed Texas independence. It lasted just 18 minutes. In less time than a long TikTok scroll, Sam Houston's forces crushed Santa Anna's army: 630 Mexican soldiers fell, while only nine Texans died. That's how fast freedom was won. As the Republic, Texas racked up serious debt. When it joined the U.S., the deal included America taking on that debt—but in exchange, Texas gave up huge chunks of land that are now parts of New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Wyoming. It was a massive land giveaway to erase the bills. Finally, the Alamo. In 1836, around 200 Texan defenders held that mission against thousands of Mexican troops for 13 straight days. They all perished, but their stand bought Sam Houston precious time to rally an army, leading straight to that lightning victory at San Jacinto. 'Remember the Alamo' isn't just a slogan—it's the reason Texas won its freedom. Texas history is full of these jaw-droppers. Drop your favorite Texas fact in the comments, and follow for more stories they don't teach in school. Don't mess with Texas—it's got the receipts to prove why.

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Speaking in Dallas, Texas, President Trump praises the Lone Star State and says, with the support of the American people, the nation will become “stronger, safer, richer, freer, and greater than it has ever been before.” Watch OAN on OAN Live for updates.
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This was fun. Someone used an overlay of the state of Texas and showed how the state sized up with different parts of the world. The true size of Texas.
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This was fun. Someone used an overlay of the state of Texas and showed how the state sized up with different parts of the world. The true size of Texas.

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