re: Entire Texas State Government Flips Blue! How Did it Happen?

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It's not true, and you know it. You challenged the claim in the very thread you just linked and I answered you there too. No, the entire state did not go blue.

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All I did was quote exactly what you said, I even posted a link.

It was only yesterday that that frickin retard was trying to claim (across numerous posts and at length) that Trump is some sort of secret Russian agent.

Still trying to hold out on a bogus frickin narrative that was conclusively disproven years ago, yet still wants to accuse other people of being "conspiracy theorists" and posting images of tinfoil hats.

Projection is all losers like him have.

Conspiracy theorist extraordinare over here trying to claim that Trump is a secret Russian because he married two slavic women.

This place is all those lonely, unwise, and pathetic old men have. Pity goes out the door when they start acting up.

You're cool with me and good in my book, internet user BoarEd. Cheers.

#Respect

In MS, KS, SC and GA Gubernatorial election it was bad candidates and a thought by the local parties that the (R) behind their name was enough. In Iowa Turek spoke to a lot of local issues. In Ohio the Republican went up against one of the savviest politicians alive right now. On paper Sherrod Brown and Ohio don't mix but he keeps finding a way.....also Ramaswamy's stupidity spilled over. In Maine, they were tired of Collins

NC and GA have become purple states over the lat 8 years and the Republicans throw up weak candidates. In NC it was always going to be hard to beat Roy Cooper, he was well liked by the voters and by Republican money guys. GA Senate is lost to the Republicans at this point.

In Texas you are seeing a long term change in the electorate as the state continues to be more urban. DFW is the fourth largest metro area, Houston is 5th and San Antonio is 24 th and Austin is 25th. Combined those 4 metro areas have close to 20 million people. Throw in the Hispanics in the Valley who are up for grabs and you have an environment that is more hospitable to Democrats. Paxton was not a bad candidate, he was a horrible candidate....I'm not sure with the current mood that Cornyn would have won either but he would have fared much better. Paxton got steamrolled. Hinojosa just ran a very good campaign. Also Abbott had outlived his effectiveness .
Getting Texas back is not going to be easy going forward for Republicans.

I was actually very surprised by how total the Republican defeat was in Texas. I thought that Paxton would somehow be machined in and Abbott would outlast Hinojosa

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) that Trump is some sort of secret Russian agent

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He’s a Zionist agent. But nobody wants to hear that for some reason.

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In Texas you are seeing a long term change in the electorate as the state continues to be more urban. DFW is the fourth largest metro area, Houston is 5th and San Antonio is 24 th and Austin is 25th. Combined those 4 metro areas have close to 20 million people. Throw in the Hispanics in the Valley who are up for grabs and you have an environment that is more hospitable to Democrats. Paxton was not a bad candidate, he was a horrible candidate....I'm not sure with the current mood that Cornyn would have won either but he would have fared much better. Paxton got steamrolled. Hinojosa just ran a very good campaign. Also Abbott had outlived his effectiveness .

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It really is that simple. Welcome to California about thirty years ago!

It didn't go down like that. You know it. I know it.
Talafrico got 1 million more votes in the state of Texas in a midterm than Kamala Harris got in a Pesidential election. That is absolutely ludicrous and ridiculous and the truth will eventually come out.