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Why Freedom is Bigger Here
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Texas Achievements
The Economic Engine
The Texas economy is the seventh largest economy in the WORLD! Larger than that of France, Russia, Brazil and Canada.
The Energy Miracle
Texas leads in U.S. energy production, providing one-fourth of the country’s domestically produced energy.
The Bountiful Land
Texas ranks first in the nation for farms, cattle, and cotton.
The State where everyone wants to be
Texas is the top state for population growth.
Like William Barrett Travis, the time has come to call on our fellow citizens to defend Texas from the continual bombardment of government overreach.
Our Priorities
We believe that everything is bigger in Texas and that means our freedoms, opportunities and abilities to prosper are bigger here! Texas must lead the way for other states and nations, which is why we fight for a limited government, the rule of law, equal rights and the people’s power. We connect people with policy, remove barriers, empower people and work with anyone to do good.
Be Part of Something Bigger: Become an Ambassador for Freedom in Texas
Freedom is bigger in Texas because of people like you.
For generations, Texans have led the way—fighting for independence, championing innovation, and building prosperity. Now, it’s your turn to continue this legacy. As an Ambassador, you’ll have the power to protect Texas’ freedom and ensure our state remains a beacon of opportunity and success for generations to come.
Sign up today and join a movement that is growing every day, making freedom bigger, and securing a brighter future for Texas.
Ambassador Benefits:
- Leadership Opportunities: Become a recognized leader in your community.
- Training and Resources: Get access to exclusive tools, training, and materials to help you lead local efforts.
- Connection with Policy Makers: Engage directly with policy makers and influence the future of Texas legislation.
- Networking: Be part of an inspiring network of like-minded Texans who are passionate about freedom and the future of our state.
“Being an Ambassador has empowered me to make a real difference in my community. I’ve connected with people who share my passion for freedom and together, we are shaping a better future for Texas. There’s nothing more rewarding!” — Brett Osborn, Current Ambassador
Why become an Ambassador?
Defend Freedom
Texas has always been a symbol of freedom and independence. Now, more than ever, we need dedicated Texans to stand up against government overreach and fight for the values that make our state strong. As an Ambassador, you’ll be on the front lines of this fight, ensuring that Texas remains the freest state in the nation.
Empower your community
Texas thrives because of its people. Ambassadors are leaders in their communities—empowering others to get involved, make their voices heard, and take action. By becoming an Ambassador, you’ll help create positive change from the ground up, making a real impact on the future of Texas.
Shape Policy
As an Ambassador, you’ll have the unique opportunity to influence the policies that will shape Texas for decades to come. Your voice and leadership will be essential in driving forward the legislative agenda that promotes freedom, opportunity, and prosperity across the state.
Join a Growing Movement and be the Change That Texas Needs
Thousands of Texans are already stepping up, knocking on doors, hosting events, and making their voices heard. By joining as an Ambassador, you become part of this powerful movement, united by a shared mission: to make freedom bigger in Texas.
This is your chance to leave a lasting mark on Texas. Whether it’s advocating for school choice, unleashing Texas energy dominance, or securing our borders, Ambassadors are leading the charge for a stronger, more prosperous Texas.
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