re: RINOcrats influence on the US Senate Race in Texas?

You should still vote bro

They hate their voters more than the dems do.

As someone who has never met you but is going to treat you as they would like to be treated . Respectfully

I may come off as very crass and arrogant in all this.And that fair.
I think if one were to be consider the location, this is not the Oxford Debate Society. We're all just goofing off, right?

It might be my experience in politics that brought me to put forth the idea that if paxton was the nominee, he would lose to low T'rico. And yes certainly that remains to be seen a month to go, things happen. But when I started predicting that paxton would lose there weren't any threads about it on here I was just commenting in threads; now there are threads about it .
So either Im a lucky cocky SOB, or I might be on to something, cocky SOB

guilty.

But my prediction was just that. I knew it was coming; I thought I would share the information with folks who might have an interest in politics, if not learn something, then pretend you know stuff by repeating to others what Ive said here. Wouldn't be the first time.
But not many have been receptive to the reasons why I've given my reasons why in my many posts, with many downvotes.
If you're that interested, go read it I'm sure yours was one of the downvotes.


But if we would like to know why I will not vote for the man I will tell you here.
paxton hurts Texas because he is going to lose. I knew it would happen because the TexasGOP, and the party's rabid base have elected statewide candidates in the primaries that grow weaker and weaker in electability in the general; that happens; it's democracy. Reach too far, and you fall. It's happening in Oregon's governor's race, but in reverse.

If losing one Senate seat for one term 6 years, gets the party to focus and make sure we stop it right now because it's not only going to be a Senate seat it's probably going to be a Railroad Commission seat and a goodly but ungodly number of state legislators. Texas could, not likely but could have a Dem Speaker because if they get enough Democrats elected they'll find a few Republicans willing to offer up the speakership to get back at Dan Patrick and Greg Abbott for stopping locally needed legislation across Texas, affecting many communities, many of them Republican. But if Patrick and Abbott don't want it and they know they can hold that power over the area, they've been screwing Republican parts of Texas for years because they could.

And that is going to cost us this year I still believe that we can turn it around quickly and that's why I'm ready to give up on a Senate seat so I don't lose the state.

I'm more Texas Republican than all of you put together.

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This dickweed is getting paid for making a commercial against Paxton.

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They are terrible commercials. Particularly the diner one

You should be looking at the independents

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I have never voted for a Democrat in my life. Probably 96% Republican 4% Libertarian Not in philosophy but in votes.

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Can you post the last positive thing you have said about the republican party? All I ever see is a person with TDS trying to knock them down.

I bet you spread your devil worshipper seed all over the place huh? Wait, no, you’re gay right? You don’t even have to answer that because you know what, I’m not bothered by it. I welcome it, within a certain number of feet, mind you.