VICTORY! First lawsuit filed against puppet Biden regime AND THEY WON
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I never liked Cornyn. I really didn't like Lamar Smith. Rick Perry is piece of work on a whole different level. The demographic change of the residents is what is causing the greatest effect. Houston, El Paso, and the I-35 corridor are very blue. Right now our saving grace is the State legislature. But, who knows for how long especially if federal policy changes immigration laws. I drive through the metropolitan areas and the rural areas for work. During the months prior to the election there was a huge difference in which candidates were supported in which areas. Miles of ranch fences would have Trump signs. Some city blocks would be all Biden signs (ironically in the wealthier areas more often than the low/middle class areas). All of this is why I think it's more important than ever for locals to become more involved in local government, and if they truly want to preserve their values then they need to begin with entities such as City Council or School Boards. But it really is result of a big demographic shift.
Interesting from what I've read the issue is not people moving into the state, it's the younger natives. Most of the people moving into Texas, even from California, vote red but the blue is mostly from stupid indoctrinated kids growing up in Texas coming of age. Sounds like something went wrong raising the kids and they don't appreciate the Texas they grew up with.
Oh it's definitely that, too. I mentioned driving through the wealthier neighborhoods and seeing all of the Biden signage. Some people I grew up with raised their kids in their beliefs, and then sent them to colleges or universities which only enforced what they grew up with. I think those kids and others are the target demographic for the developers trying to "re-vitalize" areas like downtown San Antonio. The people I speak with in El Paso have a mix of views but that's mostly because they have more exposure to the immigration aspect. The DFW metroplex is a mix of views but leans more left. Like Austin, it's a destination for job seekers.
My personal experience is interacting with people I know who have lived in the same house in the same city for 40+ years, and they suddenly have younger neighbors who moved here for the IT/white collar jobs but didn't leave (for example) their CA ideals in CA. The left leaning municipal governments have been steadily putting heavier financial burdens on the people with fixed incomes, and those people have been leaving the home they lived in for decades. Austin is the best example I've had personal experience with regarding property taxes forcing out fixed incomes. Austin government wants to be the next San Francisco, and they are well on their way to it: steadily increasing property taxes, rampant homelessness, infrastructure projects costing billions. Hopefully Texas can get a whole lot more conservative/patriot types to not just hold the ground (real estate and ideals) we have, but make some headway into the local governments.