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    Brisketexan

    I think that it’s now safe to say that we Texans now live in a failed state.  30 years of GOP rule, setting our own standard, living the “Texas Dream,” which they’ve bragged about relentlessly…and let’s see where we are:

    A majority of the state in complete failure, unable to deliver the most BASIC of services (things that are called “utilities,” not “luxuries,” for a reason).  No power.  No water.  No means of clearing roads (that one, I can’t fault the state so much….but it wouldn’t be as big a crisis if people weren’t stuck in their homes with no power and water).  So citizens are stuck in their homes, some of them dying there. 

    Water resource planning?  After pretending for decades that a drought would never happen again, and not doing ANYTHING to develop resources in the state water plan (a document actually developed using science and mathematical projections), we had several locations, including actual cities, down to a few days of water supply.  We’ve finally gotten on our horse a bit, but it may be too late if the next drought comes anytime soon.  

    State rank in key categories:

    Education – 34

    Health Care - 37

    Infrastructure - 33

    Opportunity - 39

    Environment - 44

    Infrastructure - 33 

    In overall quality of life ranking by US News, we are now #38, down from #36 just two years ago.  At that rate, we’ll be in the bottom 3 within ten years.

    We are SUPER independent, and FUCK the feds….but we have requested federal disaster assistance more than any other state in the past decade or so.

    But hey, our economy is ranked #15!

    That’s right, we have a “roaring economy” and the “Texas Miracle!”  But we can’t deliver the basics for our citizens.  The economy is VERY efficient at funneling bazillions to the very few…..with little of it “trickling down” to most Texans.  Yeah, the people on this board generally do fine, but face the facts – we’re the top 10% or so.  We are educated, older, and fortunate.

    Our federal system allows for state-by-state experiments.  Texas is the poster child for near anarcho-capitalism and zero regulation or oversight.  We have tested that approach, for over a generation now (30 years of Republican rule).  That approach is a failure.  The evidence is undeniable, and overwhelming.  It doesn’t matter how many River Oaks millionaires you produce if the rest of your people are dying in their homes.  Shit, some of those River Oaks millionaires might be freezing to death today, too.

    The kids of a middle class family can hardly afford to go to a good state school.  Their prospects for employment are mediocre.  Their prospects of suffering crippling medical debt at some point are significant.  Their chances of not having basic utilities needed for life safety at some point – all but certain.  Their chances of becoming ill or dying from a pollution-caused illness are material.

    What’s the result?  Our leaders have sold Texas as a paradise – move here!  Bring your business here!  And some businesses have done so, adding opportunity…..but providing little to no tax support for the infrastructure we all depend on.  To the contrary, over the past few years, I know more and more people – educated people, people who can do their jobs elsewhere, who are looking to bail on this state.  It’s people with young kids, who want them to grow up in a better place.  It’s people in their working years, who simply want a better path.  It’s retirees, who want a safe and secure place to live.

    We have consumed our seed stock.  We have burned through our reserves.  We are now consuming ourselves.  The ability to pitch Texas as the land of opportunity is done.  Seeing what we have become, the tentative thought/plan my wife and I had of wrapping up our careers here and then getting the hell out of Dodge is becoming much more concrete.  My children are already unlikely to make their future in this state.  Now we are, too.

    But the response from the Republican leadership and their sycophants – “how are you gonna pay for it?  Taxes?  That’s socialism!  You want that stuff, you have to pay for it!”

    Fuck yes I do, and I’m okay with that.  I want groceries…so I have to pay HEB.  I want a car…so I have to pay Ford.  I want clothes…..so I have to pay Dillards.  I want my population educated….so I have to pay the school district.  I want electricity, with enough capacity to keep us running when we need it…..so I have to pay my bill, maybe with a capacity surcharge.  I want water to come out of the taps….so I have to pay for development of resources and maintenance of infrastructure.  I want roads….so I pay taxes to build and maintain them.  YES, I have to pay for all of those things, and “nothing is free” – no fucking shit.  So, let’s pay for it.  We have the #15 economy….we HAVE the funds in this state.  An economy with the flow of funds that ours has can produce and maintain all of those results.  But we have chosen a different path; funnel all the dollars to the top, and spend next to nothing for the public good.  We have privatized profit….we have socialized the costs.  And we are dying because of it.

    My fellow Texans are dying in their homes….and there’s nothing I can do about it today.  And I am enraged.

    I love Texas.  I am 6th generation here.  My ancestors have Texas historical markers on their graves.  We helped make this state, and this state helped make us.  It educated us (back when college was affordable).  But it’s time to face the fact – this state is a failure, and on its current path, with its current leadership and philosophy, it will only get worse.  This state has a terrible future, unless we dramatically change our path.   Chances of that happening?  0.0% -- because we’ll continue to vote for the guys who make our leadership priorities bathroom bills, and transgender sports, and requiring the national anthem be played at certain events.  Any bill that has been proposed to improve emergency preparedness of gov’t entities has been crushed by the Republicans controlling the lege….but we will definitely stick with those guys.  No taxes.  No government functionality.

    What we are seeing happening right now is our system working EXACTLY AS IT WAS DESIGNED AND INTENDED TO WORK.  And we will, I guarantee it, collectively decide to stick with that.  This state is in free-fall, and anyone with eyes can see it.  And anyone with a brain is starting to think of ways to make their life elsewhere.  It breaks my goddamned heart to see us commit collective suicide, but here we are.

     

     


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    1 minute ago, Smax said:

    and woman still vote GOP in states where they do everything they can to restrict woman's rights so ... as said on here many many times, Americans are dumb

    That’s another one that I do think will hurt the Rs.

    Texans are weird as shit - Mormon Mitt Fucking Romney outperformed Trump in Texas by a significant margin.

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    2 minutes ago, Fudge Nuggets said:

    And rural counties are too fucking stupid to realize it and will continue to pull the lever for team (R) no matter how shitty their lives get.

    Rural school districts have already been hit by the legislature fucking around.  Even I’m guilty of seeing them as stupid, but many are aware that if their schools suffer, the towns will suffer.

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    2 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:

    Rural school districts have already been hit by the legislature fucking around.  Even I’m guilty of seeing them as stupid, but many are aware that if their schools suffer, the towns will suffer.

    Great, but they still won't do jack shit about it.

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    1 minute ago, atomheartbevo said:

    Rural school districts have already been hit by the legislature fucking around.  Even I’m guilty of seeing them as stupid, but many are aware that if their schools suffer, the towns will suffer.

     

    This is nowhere near the hierarchy of importance or maybe it is because Texas, but when this push for vouchers really started to make waves, I wondered what impact will it have on rural Texas town high school football. Could vouchers be the end of Friday Night Lights as we know it?

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    Just now, atomheartbevo said:

    Rural school districts have already been hit by the legislature fucking around.  Even I’m guilty of seeing them as stupid, but many are aware that if their schools suffer, the towns will suffer.

    Sure, but so many of them will still vote Republican/MAGA. 

    Case in point:  Look at the article in the Trump thread about all of the idiots using a significant amount of their savings to buy DJT stock, even as they see it plummeting with no sign of a positive ROI.  They're so mentally entrenched that they continue to support Trump even with tangible evidence of how it directly hurts them. 

    I can see rural Texans still voting R even while watching their schools fall apart around them. 

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    Their schools are already falling down around them.   There was a great article somebody linked around here somewhere about a rural superintendent and the operational aspects of his district.  The buildings are aging, teachers are hard to attract and students are suffering. 

    But they just keep voting R.

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    32 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:

    Abbott, Patrick the nuts in the Legislature are actively pushing legislation that works against the rural counties.  This is relatively new, and is in spite of Democrats shooting themselves in the foot. 

    Yes, rural and small city Texas has been doing really, really well for the last 30 years. 

    7 minutes ago, Macanudo said:

    Their schools are already falling down around them.   There was a great article somebody linked around here somewhere about a rural superintendent and the operational aspects of his district.  The buildings are aging, teachers are hard to attract and students are suffering. 

    But they just keep voting R.

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    1 hour ago, Bozo_Casanova said:

    No. Democrats have been saying this for decades and it WILL NOT WORK. Sure, it is hypothetically possible that one or more individual Democrat candidates could win a statewide race with a very strong campaign. That’s just hero ball, and can happen at any time. It’s not a strategy.
    The political structure of Texas is unique, and the path to power via political party consolidation in Texas runs through the county courthouse and has since the late 1800’s.  When I pound the desk about Democratic political incompetence in Texas, that’s what I’m talking about. 

    Democrats love to imagine the passage of time magically fixing all our problems. That would be a lot easier than if they actually had to do something. 

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    18 minutes ago, Macanudo said:

    Their schools are already falling down around them.   There was a great article somebody linked around here somewhere about a rural superintendent and the operational aspects of his district.  The buildings are aging, teachers are hard to attract and students are suffering. 

    But they just keep voting R.

    and blaming Democrats

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    17 minutes ago, Macanudo said:

    Their schools are already falling down around them.   There was a great article somebody linked around here somewhere about a rural superintendent and the operational aspects of his district.  The buildings are aging, teachers are hard to attract and students are suffering. 

    But they just keep voting R.

    Alpine.  Their communities and schools are dying painful deaths.  GQP has passed policies and is pushing more policies that will make their problems even worse.  

    But the communities continue to vote GQP at a 90% rate because better to have their schools collapse, their kids grow up with shitty education and limited opportunities......so long as they aren't exposed to any woke trans CRT bullshit!

    The wounds of rural Texas are almost entirely self-inflicted.  And their response to being bullet-riddled and bleeding out?  RELOAD!

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    4 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:

    Alpine.  Their communities and schools are dying painful deaths.  GQP has passed policies and is pushing more policies that will make their problems even worse.  

    But the communities continue to vote GQP at a 90% rate because better to have their schools collapse, their kids grow up with shitty education and limited opportunities......so long as they aren't exposed to any woke trans CRT bullshit!

    The wounds of rural Texas are almost entirely self-inflicted.  And their response to being bullet-riddled and bleeding out?  RELOAD!


    next two election cycles, rural Texas will see a huge population drop off

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    6 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:


    next two election cycles, rural Texas will see a huge population drop off

    doesn't matter. They'll just move to a suburb and keep voting R. 

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    Just now, Pescado_Rojo said:

    doesn't matter. They'll just move to a suburb and keep voting R. 

    Bingo.  They'll move to a burb, get a dead-end job, finance an $80k lifted truck they really can't afford, slap a "Fuck Joe Biden" sticker on the back of it, and keep on keeping on.

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    On 4/11/2024 at 4:33 PM, bolverk said:

    Crossposting for more eyeballs.

     

    But I was told that if we taxed them they would start to become political?  

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    6 minutes ago, Pescado_Rojo said:

    doesn't matter. They'll just move to a suburb and keep voting R. 


    lot of my cousins are from the same small town, they all moved away years ago. That small town was a south texas hub, and it’s nothing but empty buildings. All my aunts and uncles still live there, but the working age people are long gone 

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    41 minutes ago, Macanudo said:

    Their schools are already falling down around them.   There was a great article somebody linked around here somewhere about a rural superintendent and the operational aspects of his district.  The buildings are aging, teachers are hard to attract and students are suffering. 

    But they just keep voting R.

    Because, here's the irony: Are their towns better off than they were 4 years ago? No, they are not. They just won't connect it to their own voting behvaior 

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    13 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:


    next two election cycles, rural Texas will see a huge population drop off

    Those who die will be replaced by the far-right lunatics leaving blue states for exurbs in Texas and Florida where they think they can legally shoot anyone with a tan. 

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    1 hour ago, Bozo_Casanova said:

    No. Democrats have been saying this for decades and it WILL NOT WORK. Sure, it is hypothetically possible that one or more individual Democrat candidates could win a statewide race with a very strong campaign. That’s just hero ball, and can happen at any time. It’s not a strategy.
    The political structure of Texas is unique, and the path to power via political party consolidation in Texas runs through the county courthouse and has since the late 1800’s.  When I pound the desk about Democratic political incompetence in Texas, that’s what I’m talking about. 

    Believe you're exaggerating somewhat. Dems have only been out of power for a few decades and it took them a first 10-15 years to acknowledge a problem. I'm unsure if there even is a state Democrat party at the moment.

    GWB and Rick Perry were standard Republicans who may have turned Texas right, but they stayed away from the direction that we're now seeing with Abbott, Goeb and Paxton. GWB and Perry were somewhat aligned with an average Texas republican. The new crew are all MAGA level crazy and that isn't aligned with the average Texan. The average Texan is just slow to react.

    Obviously it's was premature for some to think that Texas would  flip blue in 2016-22. I agree that '24 is not there yet and may even regress some from '20 due to the Biden dementia myth.

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    3 minutes ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:

    Believe you're exaggerating somewhat. Dems have only been out of power for a few decades and it took them a first 10-15 years to acknowledge a problem. I'm unsure if there even is a state Democrat party at the moment.

    GWB and Rick Perry were standard Republicans who may have turned Texas right, but they stayed away from the direction that we're now seeing with Abbott, Goeb and Paxton. GWB and Perry were somewhat aligned with an average Texas republican. The new crew are all MAGA level crazy and that isn't aligned with the average Texan. The average Texan is just slow to react.

    Obviously it's was premature for some to think that Texas would  flip blue in 2016-22. I agree that '24 is not there yet and may even regress some from '20 due to the Biden dementia myth.

    Based on my neighbors, I wouldn't say the average texan is slow to react. Becuase they're still dressing up their kid as "Creepy Joe Biden" for halloween and laughing their asses off. 

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    9 minutes ago, wildcat09 said:

    Those who die will be replaced by the far-right lunatics leaving blue states for exurbs in Texas and Florida where they think they can legally shoot anyone with a tan. 


    plenty of empty buildings to move into and great tex mex 

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    17 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:

    Bingo.  They'll move to a burb, get a dead-end job, finance an $80k lifted truck they really can't afford, slap a "Fuck Joe Biden" sticker on the back of it, and keep on keeping on.

    If you throw in a Dairy Queen it actually sounds like a fulfilling life. Too bad these voices in my head hold me back from it.

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    Just now, RDCanecutter said:

    If you throw in a Dairy Queen it actually sounds like a fulfilling life. Too bad these voices in my head hold me back from it.

    We're talking about the burbs.  No DQ.  Just Applebees, as far as the eye can see......

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    1 minute ago, Brisketexan said:

    We're talking about the burbs.  No DQ.  Just Applebees, as far as the eye can see......

    Reminds me of one time I took an outer ring road around the Atlanta metro. It was the same pie-slice of suburbia on repeat every 5 miles, Bed Bath and Beyond and all the chains flashing past like the repeating background when the Flintstones drive somewhere.

    7 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:


    plenty of empty buildings to move into and great tex mex 

    Art colony. But then you've got artists.

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    1 hour ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:

    GWB and Perry were somewhat aligned with an average Texas republican. The new crew are all MAGA level crazy and that isn't aligned with the average Texan.

    I think you’re dead wrong on that last sentence. Just look at the recent/ongoing bloodbath in the state gop primaries where even semi maga assholes got railroaded by Shelley Luther. 

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    Rural Texas R voter:  this all sucks like my rep and governor say it does. It’s the democrats’ fault, so I just need to keep electing Rs until they are able to fend off the evil progressive agenda that is to blame for my plight. Progressives are so insidious they they are affecting their agenda despite being a clear minority in the legislature and the governor et al having been republicans for generations now.  I hope my SSD check comes soon. 

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    2 hours ago, wildcat09 said:

    Those who die will be replaced by the far-right lunatics leaving blue states for exurbs in Texas and Florida where they think they can legally shoot anyone with a tan. 

    Wait, can we shoot people who tan?   Because in some respects, taking out those who fake bake or spray tan would make things better.

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    Um, 70% of Texans live in the big four metro areas.
    The issue is strategic, not political. Rural Texas got bright red as the Democratic Party abandoned efforts to win rural county courthouses in the 90s and hasn’t gone back since and consequently lose rural areas by default while the GOP still contests elections in the urban and suburban counties, and the efforts add up.
    So example- Travis County went 72% for Biden- other urban counties were blue, but less so. The bluest county in the Panhandle was Potter- where Amarillo held Trump down to 68%. The panhandle as a whole (including Potter) was over 80% for Trump. Further south on the western edge of the Big Country, Midland county was 75%.
     
    In other words- it’s rural Texas that is out of touch with Texans. They are just so intensely out of touch that they are able to carry the state in coalition with disaffected city dwellers.
     


    Texans includes people in cities. And from my perspective in Austin, dems in city council are being dunked on from issues like homelessness, public safety and affordability. Dems need to be the party of good governance and not get sucked in too much on wedge issues. But they need to be competent and responsive and have a clear communication. When Fitlump is one of our best council members in some respects, you see the rot exposed. And state gov is exploiting this weakness.

    Hell, even the grifter Dan Patrick understands that investors are driving up the price of single family homes. And with our upzoning scheme, welcomed by investors, developers and realtors, we will make each plot even more lucrative. His study on the issue will be a money grab but nevertheless.
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    23 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:

    Abbott, Patrick the nuts in the Legislature are actively pushing legislation that works against the rural counties.  This is relatively new, and is in spite of Democrats shooting themselves in the foot. 

    THEY. DON’T. CARE

    Rural morons will still vote against their interests as long as there is an R next to the name. Cults and brainwashing have that effect 

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    This is nowhere near the hierarchy of importance or maybe it is because Texas, but when this push for vouchers really started to make waves, I wondered what impact will it have on rural Texas town high school football. Could vouchers be the end of Friday Night Lights as we know it?
    Home schooled kids can get a voucher and participate in the local ISD's extracurriculars.
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    On 4/15/2024 at 8:21 AM, Bozo_Casanova said:

    Sure, it is hypothetically possible that one or more individual Democrat candidates could win a statewide race with a very strong campaign. That’s just hero ball, and can happen at any time. It’s not a strategy.

    I’m repeating myself from other threads but I disagree with this part-I think the hero ball strategy is the most viable to rebuild the state party.  Basically, you need a Beto who can win and use that success for a state party takeover.  Then you use that to leverage change (or just recruit) at the purple district/county level.  Places like the panhandle, Midland/Odessa/Tyler aren’t there yet (if ever) and contesting those races are a misuse of resources.
     

    Ezra Klein writes about this all the time but this also needs to coincide with a change in the conversation away from the protection of civil rights to basic management competency, a little like Andy Beshear has done.  

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    1 hour ago, tchookem said:
    On 4/15/2024 at 9:21 AM, Smax said:
     
    This is nowhere near the hierarchy of importance or maybe it is because Texas, but when this push for vouchers really started to make waves, I wondered what impact will it have on rural Texas town high school football. Could vouchers be the end of Friday Night Lights as we know it?

    Home schooled kids can get a voucher and participate in the local ISD's extracurriculars.

     

    ok... not really sure how that pertains to my statement you quoted

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    1 hour ago, LCHorn said:

    I’m repeating myself from other threads but I disagree with this part-I think the hero ball strategy is the most viable to rebuild the state party.  Basically, you need a Beto who can win and use that success for a state party takeover.  Then you use that to leverage change (or just recruit) at the purple district/county level.  Places like the panhandle, Midland/Odessa/Tyler aren’t there yet (if ever) and contesting those races are a misuse of resources.
     

    Ezra Klein writes about this all the time but this also needs to coincide with a change in the conversation away from the protection of civil rights to basic management competency, a little like Andy Beshear has done.  

    I agree with you about the process bit even someone like Beshear is fighting a huge up hill battle and if he is subject to term limits there's a pretty good chance that a MAGA candidate ends up in the governors mansion.

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    ok... not really sure how that pertains to my statement you quoted
    They're making sure that the Tim Tebows of West Texas will still be able to be part of Friday Night Lights... AND their parents will get a voucher to help pay for their totally legit homeschooling curriculum.
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    3 hours ago, Eskimohorn said:


    Out of touch and arrogant.

    Better watch out, pretty soon woke new urbanists are going to bring Homeless looters to the Liberty Hill elementary school for Drag Queen CRT Hour. 

    SAD!

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    1 hour ago, LCHorn said:

    I think the hero ball strategy is the most viable to rebuild the state party.  Basically, you need a Beto who can win and use that success for a state party takeover.

    Me: Democrats have been running that play for 30 years. It never works.

    LCHorn: Correction! It never works yet.

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    On 4/15/2024 at 9:14 AM, Fudge Nuggets said:

    And rural counties are too fucking stupid to realize it and will continue to pull the lever for team (R) no matter how shitty their lives get.


    Texas rural counties are still pissed we had a black president for 8 years 

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    41 minutes ago, tchookem said:
    1 hour ago, Smax said:
     
    ok... not really sure how that pertains to my statement you quoted

    They're making sure that the Tim Tebows of West Texas will still be able to be part of Friday Night Lights... AND their parents will get a voucher to help pay for their totally legit homeschooling curriculum.

     

     

    Not the angle I was going for but ok I guess

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    On 4/15/2024 at 9:14 AM, Fudge Nuggets said:

    And rural counties are too fucking stupid to realize it and will continue to pull the lever for team (R) no matter how shitty their lives get.

    Real question -- do Democratic candidates even run in places like that these days? I don't know but taking a look around the Canyon Lake area last month, I saw plenty of campaign signs but none saying Democrat. 

    Railing on rurals for voting against their own interests is probably justified but what if their only choices are Lunatic and Lunatic Plus because the D's just concede, thereby perpetuating the party's cycle of hopelessness?  I think I'm saying what Bozo is saying ?

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    On 4/16/2024 at 12:13 PM, tx 3 putt said:


    Texas rural counties are still pissed we had a black president for 8 years 

    Anecdotal, but every single R I know has 10x the contempt for Biden than they did for Obama.  It’s not even close.  Obama is spoken about more like Clinton.  
     

    On 4/16/2024 at 10:09 AM, LCHorn said:

    Basically, you need a Beto

    Please. Please. PLEASE. 

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    Because they’ve heard their orange god call him a criminal for the last 5 years. You and your friends are easily manipulated morons. 

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    8 hours ago, fattyflattie said:

    Anecdotal, but every single R I know has 10x the contempt for Biden than they did for Obama.  It’s not even close.  Obama is spoken about more like Clinton.  

    Ten years from now: Anecdotal, but every single R I know has 10x the contempt for [Democratic President] than they did for Biden.  It’s not even close.  Biden is spoken about more like Obama.  

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