Timsvill wrote:Soldati senza confini wrote:
Not really.
The only thing I see coming out of this for Texas is for Texas Democrats to be able to make a stronger comeback during the governor elections and more counties turning blue in an already predicted-to-be battleground state.
Which for us red county, republican people in texas, that won't be good. If texas become a blue state and becomes a California. Being in debt and thinking obama is great, and that CNN is the best channel. Which its not. We in texas don't like fox ether.
I've seen this thrown around, but I don't think that will happen.
Texas as in how it works is fine for most Texans (except for the new abortion legislation Perry passed this year I think, that was a horrible idea that brought a lot of shit into the surface) overall people are fine and dandy, even Democrats, with how Texas runs its government. There's more things that could be done for the betterment of Texas, but it's not like becoming a battleground state will place us squarely into a route of radical changes.



