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🚨A Texas First Pledge Signer Is Running Against Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar TEXAS – Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar made national headlines when he spoke at the DNC Convention this week in support of Kamala Harris. The Sheriff is currently opposed by Texas First Pledge Signer Nathan Buchanan.  Texas First Pledge Signers commit to the following before signing the Texas First Pledge:  •I pledge to place the interests of Texas and Texans before any other nation, state, political entity, organization, or individual. •I further pledge to uphold the right of Texans under Article 1 Section 2 of the Texas Constitution “to alter, reform or abolish their government.” •If it is within the powers of my office, I will vote for legislation and resolutions to call for a vote on Texas reasserting its status as an independent nation in every term that I am elected until such a referendum is held. •If a majority of the people of Texas vote in support of Texas reasserting its status as an independent nation, I pledge to work toward a fair and expedient separation of Texas from the federal government placing the interests of Texans first. If Nathan Buchanan is successful in defeating Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar, he will support letting Texans make a vote towards TEXIT, as sheriff in office.  “Texans are tired of politicians like Sheriff Slazar promising to protect our Southern border while endorsing candidates who continue to leave our southern border open to whoever wants to come through,” said Texas Nationalist Movement President Daniel Miller. “Texas First candidates will put the needs of Texans ahead of political power and greed.” Miller continued, “Nathan Bucahanan is someone who wants to fix the border crisis, not someone who is buddying up with out of touch feds who continue to ignore the needs of our state.” Come November, there are two choices for Texans. Nathan Buchanan, a Texas First pledgesigner and Sheriff Javier Salazar, someone who is willing to sell out Texans for airtime on MSNBC. ###