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you know just driving around the past few days in my whitey mcwhiteperson city I see very few Trump signs. this is a place that you couldnt go 50 feet without seeing W, McCain or Romney signs. i know Trump will win Texas but goddamn I'm going to be very curious to see how much closer it is than 2012.
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Nov 8, 2016 18:04
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Proud Christian Mom posted:you know just driving around the past few days in my whitey mcwhiteperson city I see very few Trump signs. this is a place that you couldnt go 50 feet without seeing W, McCain or Romney signs. i know Trump will win Texas but goddamn I'm going to be very curious to see how much closer it is than 2012. The key word here is city, I've been doing some driving between Austin, Houston and Dallas and I-10 and I-45 outside of the cities feel like they're wallpapered with Trump/Pence signs. The urban / rural split feels more dramatic than I've ever seen in this election.
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Twerk from Home posted:The key word here is city, I've been doing some driving between Austin, Houston and Dallas and I-10 and I-45 outside of the cities feel like they're wallpapered with Trump/Pence signs. I'm in the West Texas area dude, I can guarantee you this is as red as it gets.
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Proud Christian Mom posted:I'm in the West Texas area dude, I can guarantee you this is as red as it gets. Where abouts in west Texas? I've got kinfolk out near Midland/Big Spring that I haven't seen in a year - you're not seeing signs but how batshit crazy is it out there?
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Nov 8, 2016 18:27
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I made the drive from Dallas to Austin yesterday and saw one Trump sign on the side of the highway. But in Denton County in the morning I saw my first Trump truck. Like the whole back of it just plastered with Trump That Bitch this and that.
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Nov 8, 2016 18:40
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citybeatnik posted:Where abouts in west Texas? I've got kinfolk out near Midland/Big Spring that I haven't seen in a year - you're not seeing signs but how batshit crazy is it out there? The usual suspects are beginning to lose their minds on social media. Granted these are the same people that blame Obama for the price of oil today but conveniently forget who was in office during the 6 years prior. They're also the ones that think Breitbart is the only legit news source left and 13 Hours was a documentary. If I had a dollar for every roughneck wanting to lock her up I'd never work again. The more educated and successful people I know are really conflicted. They don't like Hillary and never will. 20+ years of running the Clinton name through the mud will do that I guess. However, they can't stand Trump either. Some are Christians that find his beliefs towards the poor and sick to be abhorrent. Some are people that look at his record and realize the only thing he's successfully done was be born hilariously rich. Whether they'll actually do it is one thing, but most I've talked to have said they're either staying home or voting for Johnson. Either way, I can't say I know anyone that actually believes in Trump. Some will vote for him, but these are people that hold election parties and like to play local politics kingmaker; they're just not that supportive about the whole thing.
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Proud Christian Mom posted:you know just driving around the past few days in my whitey mcwhiteperson city I see very few Trump signs. this is a place that you couldnt go 50 feet without seeing W, McCain or Romney signs. i know Trump will win Texas but goddamn I'm going to be very curious to see how much closer it is than 2012. I don't think it'll have much effect on the vote to be honest. Public support for Trump is toxic as hell right now and most people are avoiding it.
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Nov 8, 2016 19:10
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I voted Trump last week because of this thread. I'd planned not to vote at all, just like every other election. I told my wife I voted for Gary Johnson.
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Nov 8, 2016 19:18
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Proud Christian Mom posted:The usual suspects are beginning to lose their minds on social media. Granted these are the same people that blame Obama for the price of oil today but conveniently forget who was in office during the 6 years prior. They're also the ones that think Breitbart is the only legit news source left and 13 Hours was a documentary. If I had a dollar for every roughneck wanting to lock her up I'd never work again. My most educated and successful [ex] friend is pretty much the former. Straight up alt-right douche and uses terms like Shitlary and Texit unironically. Also has the obligatory hunting picture with a rifle and a dead animal. Among the rest of the people I know and on facebook, it's either pro-Hillary or "gently caress both candidates".
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Number Ten Cocks posted:I voted Trump last week because of this thread. I'd planned not to vote at all, just like every other election. A Trump voter who votes out of spite and lies about it? Say it isn't so.
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Number Ten Cocks posted:I voted Trump last week because of this thread. I'd planned not to vote at all, just like every other election.
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Nov 8, 2016 19:37
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+1 for Hillary in Guadalupe County-- my husband finally voted. This is his first time voting and we are 45 years old. He served in the Marine Corps and then the Navy and retired with 20 years in. He said there was no way in hell he would allow himself to be a part of making Trump Commander in Chief. He felt not voting would make him complicit. I thought it was a vote against Trump but last night I listened to him passionately defend Hillary and praise her abilities when a coworker asked him about it. This is a guy who never bothered with politics for the entire 24 years of our marriage. Now I can't get him to turn off MSNBC and CNN in the evenings because he wants to "hear what idiotic thing Trump said today." I am very happy.
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Another 2 votes for Hilldawg in San Antonio. Place was totally empty except for some old women taking a selfie with their I Voted stickers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JVNMmsN3Co
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Well never got my absentee ballot. Pretty sure it's jus classic west African mail failure, though i got my primary ballots. Hurts not to drop one for hilldawg.
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Twerk from Home posted:The key word here is city, I've been doing some driving between Austin, Houston and Dallas and I-10 and I-45 outside of the cities feel like they're wallpapered with Trump/Pence signs. Gps messed up on me and a buddy, sent us out of Austin through Kyle and Wilberly. Trump land is real. Still we're a good amount of estate homes (manors?) with Clinton Kaine signs though. Saw a polling place at Wilberly with people out by the road waving an American flag and Israeli flag together. No pics, was too busy getting the gently caress out of there. MariusLecter fucked around with this message at 01:39 on Nov 9, 2016 |
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Dallas for Abuela, y'all.
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Early vote in Bexar went 53% Hillary, 41% Drumph
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skipdogg posted:Early vote in Bexar went 53% Hillary, 41% Drumph
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Travis county early voting went 68% Hillary
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blue squares posted:7:13 PM Yeah, I came home from work, see my parents watching the news and the national tracker popped up "Texas: 48%/48%"
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Nov 9, 2016 02:28
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KTSA-SA 107.1 covering the election, host asks crowd who should run after Trump loses, crowd goes wild for Pence. Hosts asks for running mate, one guy yells, "Good enough on his own!" Host: What about Ted Cruz? Crowd: "Boooo" "Noooo" "Eughhhh"
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FOR gently caress'S SAKE TEXAS. I'm so glad I work at a liquor store I'm gonna need this. For Texas going Drumpf way. Jiro fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Nov 9, 2016 |
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It's looking like HISD is not going to send in the robin hood money they're supposed to. Come and take it, state lege.
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FBS posted:So is Austin going to secede now, or what? No, but we have already accepted the fact that we're having to fund our own roads now. Prop 1 passed, so that's some good news tonight... (Also, getting in as much posting here as I can before this account gets perma- 
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Bexar county turnout was about the same as 2012. 57% compared to 56.5% in 2012.
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Please just leave the state already. There a lot of states that have legal pot, go there.
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R-Type posted:Please just leave the state already. There a lot of states that have legal pot, go there. Trump's DEA is about to say gently caress off to state's rights and bust up every pot shop in the country.
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So I picked a hell of a year to come to Austin and go to election night parties with my friend. There was loving traffic. loving rain. loving TRUMP. I also saw a girl rage out on a Trumpinata with a baseball bat.
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e_angst posted:No, but we have already accepted the fact that we're having to fund our own roads now. Prop 1 passed, so that's some good news tonight... (Also, getting in as much posting here as I can before this account gets perma- Yeah but if Trump nukes the US economy those bonds probably are going to be lot more expensive than they were planning on.
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skipdogg posted:Bexar county turnout was about the same as 2012. 57% compared to 56.5% in 2012. We tried our best in Harris County. 2012 Obama: 587,044 Romney: 586,073 2016 Clinton: 702,569 Trump: 543,227
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Hillary picked up 600k over 2012, Trump 100k. That's pretty amazing in its own right. It isn't our fault she lost!
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The silver lining is that Ed Gonzalez and Kim Ogg might actually be able to keep Harris County free of the worst of some of it
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halokiller posted:We tried our best in Harris County. Bushiz posted:The silver lining is that Ed Gonzalez and Kim Ogg might actually be able to keep Harris County free of the worst of some of it Yeah I'm really excited about all the Dems that won in Houston, genuinely amazed she did so well. Maybe Ed will give me a job since I interned for him at city hall a couple of years ago.
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http://www.statesman.com/news/local/texas-state-university-police-looking-into-trump-vigilante-fliers/jhWSmmhNxxuTXZaQJiYhNI/ Bets on this being legit or something on the level of the people slapping up those "for white people only" stickers on minority owned businesses during SxSW to 'create discussion'?
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