Is Texas A True Conservative State ?

[Charlie]

Double Heh!!



But of course, nobody from TGT!

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Double Heh!!



But of course, nobody from TGT!

Yeah, right!!

 

[Sam7sf]

I too am from Oregon. I have to disagree with ya though. I know lots of pro gun Oregonians. Many of them in Portland.

The trouble is there's just not enough of them.

That pretty much sums up my analogy. See we agree there aren’t many there, despite you knowing the ones there.

 

[BRD@66]

Sixty years ago Texas was a democratic haven, not liberal, just democratic.

My parents 1st voted GOP in the 1952 prez race.

 

[oldag]

The Democratic party shifted left and left the conservatives in Texas behind. So the Republican party quickly took hold.

I can remember when there were often no Republican candidates on the ballot.

 

[avvidclif]

Your point?

No comment???

 

[avvidclif]

F or G?

F

Currently $183/month plus $24.50 for drug. Both went up Jan 1, new rates shown.

 

[AustinN4]

No comment???

When I first replied to your post, all that was there was a blank page under the quote, which is why I added blank space to my quote of your post. You must have posted your quote of my post first, then gone back and added your comments. So I am guessing I caught your post before you edited to add your comments?

 

[avvidclif]

When I first replied to your post, all that was there was a blank page under the quote, which is why I added blank space to my quote of your post. You must have posted your quote of my post first, then gone back and added your comments. So I am guessing I caught your post before you edited to add your comments?

I hit the wrong button first and had to edit to add my post. Somehow it left the blank post also???

 

[AustinN4]

I hit the wrong button first and had to edit to add my post. Somehow it left the blank post also???

No, I am saying I replied to your blank post most likely before you added your real post.

 

[oldag]

Who's on first?

 

[karlac]

F

Currently $183/month plus $24.50 for drug. Both went up Jan 1, new rates shown.

Don’t want to get off topic, just to say thanks and you must have had it for a while because that’s a great price for your coverage.

 

[AustinN4]

Who's on first?

Me

 

[Pops1955]

We are a Republic by design. EC prevents the majority from running over States Rights (you remember States, Right?) In fact there was originally another control on that issue because the State Legislatures use to appoint the 2 Senators from each state. They were not directly elected until a Constitutional amendment made that happen. Therefore the popular vote was originally for the House AND the President only. SOOOOOOO if we had no electoral College ALL ELECTIONS would be controlled by the major population locations WHICH has just shifted in the last couple decades from rural to metro. SO without it we would have had sHilary instead of Trump. Thank GOD for our EC. My opinion is that the Senate should also still be State appointed. Then the Senate would ALWAYS stay conservative. Read Mark Lavin's book about the needed Constitutional Amendments.

 

[TheMailMan]

Imagine how different the Senate would look right now if the 17th Amendment was repealed.

 

[Big Green]

Imagine how different the Senate would look right now if the 17th Amendment was repealed.

What about if Hillary was Trump’s VP?

 

[AustinN4]

What about if Hillary was Trump’s VP?

What about if she was pres?

 

[Big Green]

What about if she was pres?

What I was thinking about was the difference in how our elected officials are put into office. TheMailMan mentioned senators and I was thinking about how previously the VP was the runner up. Imagine the chaos with those two.

 

[toddnjoyce]

Imagine the chaos with those two.

I pay to watch it. PPV revenue could go to pay for the wall.

 

[oldag]

Trump would have put VP Clinton in the elevator, pressed "Basement" and locked the doors.