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TexasTowelie

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4. After this last race, I'll settle for a shade of magenta.

Reply to Tony_FLADEM (Original post)

Mon Nov 12, 2012, 04:16 AM

Nov 2012

There were no Democrats running in any of the county races where I voted.

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Demographic tides may turn Texas purple or blue [View all] Tony_FLADEM Nov 2012 OP

Maybe then tom delay's xxqqqzme Nov 2012 #1

and it would be about time..... chillfactor Nov 2012 #3

Could explain why so many Texas wingnuts are screaming for secession. nt UtahLib Nov 2012 #2

because they think they could make it on their own Skittles Nov 2012 #6

After this last race, I'll settle for a shade of magenta. TexasTowelie Nov 2012 #4

Texas having more counties in Extreme Poverty cyclezealot Nov 2012 #5

Obviously a ton of minimum wage workers voted for Romney. cui bono Nov 2012 #9

Low wage jobs more and more are attracting cyclezealot Nov 2012 #11

Now, to be fair NoPasaran Nov 2012 #12

I love all these posts here tblue Nov 2012 #7

It's only a matter of time... cui bono Nov 2012 #8

I wouldn't hold my breath NoPasaran Nov 2012 #10

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