What Is a TAC State?

TAC stands for Traditional Autonomy Compact.

A TAC state is one of nine states that have voluntarily joined a constitutionally authorized agreement allowing them to operate with cultural, economic, and legal autonomy — while still remaining part of the United States.

Official Definition:

“A TAC State is a U.S. state operating under the Traditional Autonomy Compact — a federal agreement that grants regional control over cultural, religious, educational, and economic policy, while maintaining U.S. citizenship, federal emergency access, and national defense protection.”

The 9 TAC States:

  • Texas

  • Florida

  • Louisiana

  • Oklahoma

  • Arkansas

  • Mississippi

  • Tennessee

  • Kentucky

  • Alabama

Key Features of TAC States:

  • Full authority over faith-based laws and education

  • Power to opt out of federal programs like UBI, reparations, and AI redistribution

  • May operate a regional currency (TAC Note) and establish their own economic systems

  • Protected by a non-aggression clause — no war, no secession, just choice

  • Eligible to rejoin full federal programs at any time by state referendum

 

What Conservatives, Republicans, and Faith-Based Americans Get in the 9 TAC States

(Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama)

1. Self-Governed Culture & Values

  • Full freedom to pass laws based on traditional or religious principles

  • Maintain church influence in public schools, homeschool-friendly policies, and moral curricula

  • Option to restrict abortion, expand gun access, and define marriage laws by state

  • Faith-based government models without progressive override

 2. Election Control & Localized Governance

  • No interference from federal ballot tiering (opt-out from national referendums)

  • Use paper-only ballots, voter ID laws, and single-day in-person voting

  • State control over elections, redistricting, and education curriculum

 3. Low-Tax, Deregulated Economic Zone

  • Lower or no participation in:

    • Wealth taxes

    • AI royalty-sharing structures

    • Federal UBI mandates

  • Ability to set state-based currencies backed by assets or gold

  • Corporations in TAC states can operate under free market labor laws (right-to-work, at-will)

 4. Military, Police & Border Priority

  • Maintains full military bases and DHS partnerships

  • Direct control over:

    • Local National Guard

    • Border security resources

    • Law enforcement expansion

  • Access to new TAC Civil Defense Funding Pool

 5. Education Without Federal Standards

  • TAC states can create:

    • Faith-based public school systems

    • “Patriotic” education requirements

    • Prayer in schools

    • Ban CRT, gender studies, or sex ed without opt-in

  • ESA funding expanded for Christian homeschool and religious academies

 6. Constitutional Autonomy Without Secession

  • TAC states operate semi-independently like Puerto Rico or tribal nations

  • Own courts, economic structures, and legislative rules

  • Still receive a portion of federal infrastructure, defense, and emergency funds

  • Residents still hold U.S. citizenship and passports

 7. Federal Exit Tax Shield

  • No billionaires or corporations can “flee” blue states into TAC zones to avoid taxes

  • Ensures economic stability and protection from capital hoarding

 8. Peaceful Co-Existence, No Civil War

  • Removes culture war pressure from both sides

  • Provides structured separation so both red and blue America can govern in alignment with their values

  • Fulfills Project 2025’s desire for national restoration — without forcing it on the other 75%

 9. Faith-Based Funding and Religious Freedom

  • Christian nonprofits eligible for state-level ESA, housing, and health programs

  • Zero restrictions on church-state integration within TAC public programs

  • Ability to block progressive mandates on gender, speech, and religion