re: How much of a concern is it that Texas will turn Blue?

Texas Hispanics are entrepreneurial with a high rate of home ownership. This probably makes them more conservative than Hispanic populations in other states with lower percentages of business & home ownership.

Hispanics are far more conservative than the liberal pussies they are neighbors with. Austin does not represent the State of Texas nor does it's surrounding cities.

Hispanics know first hand the affects and tyranny of the socialistic governing bodies.

No way in hell Texas turns blue, in fact, as more and more Hispanics obtain citizenship, it turns more and more Red.

Dallas proper is sporting major Dem signs. Insane how many I see.

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People like Rogan are openly saying they’ll vote with the people keeping Texas from becoming California.

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Hate being the “Link?” guy, but I haven’t seen any Kali blue checkmarks saying anything like this.

Saw an article yesterday that James Van Der Beek is on the move. Don’t know his politics, but there’s definitely an outbound train from Kali.

Not much when Pa, MN, Oh and Mi turn red.

Beto didnt come close to Cruz in a low turnout, off year election.

I live in E TX and have yet to meet anyone that is voting blue. Not to say that there aren’t any, but far more Red voters.

All of these companies leaving the west coast for Texas will have an impact at some point.

Now Boeing going from Seattle to South Carolina. You have to wonder is a political thing

There is an investigation into major fraud and ballot harvesting in Harris County. I've heard almost 700,000 ballots. The Dems are blatantly cheating and bragging about it.

I'm a conservative lifelong Texan and I'm leaving TX for Colorado Springs. Its a bit more conservative than the rest of the state, but beautiful nonetheless. I stayed in TX cause of the values and history and the hardiness of the people. I see the writing on the wall. This hot arse, cedar infested, flat land place is being overrun by people from NY, CA and other liberal shitholes. I figure I can move somewhere that has hunting and fishing, mountains, trails and nature that is already blueish. If the state of TX turns blue, there isn't much to keep people here unless they are young workers. I'm headed towards retirement, so the state has nothing to offer besides hoards of dipshits moving here. Anyone looking for a house in Austin? For sale in the next few months.