In a promising development for advocates of Texas independence, Dennis London, a candidate for the House District 33, has signed the TEXAS FIRST pledge presented by the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) Political Action Committee.
A conservative Republican with a track record of community engagement, London is committed to placing the interests of Texas and Texans above all. His decision to sign the TEXAS FIRST pledge is a testament to this.
Dennis London served in the United States Marine Corps from 1986 until his honorable discharge in 1994. He moved to Rockwall County in 2018, where he quickly integrated himself into local political and veteran circles while warning against the erosion of conservative values that he witnessed firsthand in California.
As part of his commitment to the people of Texas, London gives regular presentations dubbed “Don’t California My Texas.” These talks discuss the decline of the Republican Party in California and stress the importance of voter participation to prevent Texas from following a similar path.
With active memberships in the Republican Men’s Club, Republican Women’s Club, Republican Hispanic Club, and the Rockwall veteran community, Dennis is immersed in various sectors of the community. On top of this, London makes valuable contributions to several non-profit organizations, focusing on veterans’ services and cybersecurity.
With his decision to sign the TEXAS FIRST pledge, London understands the potential for Texas to thrive as an independent entity. The pledge commits him, if elected to office, to prioritizing Texan interests and allowing Texans the democratic right to alter, reform, or abolish their government as provided under Article 1 Section 2 of the Texas Constitution.
London promises to support and actively work towards legislation calling for a referendum on Texas independence. Furthermore, he pledges to work towards a fair and expedient separation of Texas from the federal government should a majority of Texans vote in favor of independence.
With Dennis London vying for a seat in the House District 33, Texans have an opportunity to support a candidate who not only recognizes but champions their rights to ascertain their political future. This act alone speaks volumes about his dedication to the protection and advancement of Texas and demonstrates his commitment towards the people he aims to represent.
The signing of the pledge by a dedicated and involved candidate such as Dennis London makes a strong statement about the increasing acceptance and momentum of the Texas independence movement. Such commitment from political candidates who are willing to place Texas first holds great promise for the future of the independence movement.