Texas Blue? Not When You're Crazy

Drudge warns once again that Texas may turn blue. We admit that Texas isn't as Red as it used to be but insist people are making a yuuge mistake here.

This idea of Texas Blue is based on the Texiera-Judas theory of the Emerging Democrat Majority, first proffered in 2002. The theory is that demography is destiny. That is, as Texas becomes more Hispanic, it will gradually turn blue. 

Dems, as obsessed with race now as they were in 1860 or 1960, assume race is the determining factor. Being Marxists too, Dems should understand that class is more important than race.

Don't believe us, reader(s). Ok lemme aske you some questions. You go to church? You have three or four kids? You work with your hands? You like NASCAR?  Gun enthusiast? If the answer to those is YES, then you and I both know how your voting.

Let's go even deeper: Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts?*

By the way, last we saw, Trump's approval rating with Hispanics was 49%. In 2018 Rick Scott won....49% of the Hispanic vote in Florida.

The task of turning Texas blue, always monumental, is made even more monumental by the Dems being absolutely freakin' nuts. Sorry, but did anyone else watch the Dem 'climate change' debate?**

Good lord, what if they have a debate on QWERTY issues or, come laugh with me....race! It will take Fauxcahontas 30 seconds to say 'reparations'.

Texas Blue? So yeah, uh, no.

*Ohhh....I'm sorry. The correct answer was Dunkin' Donuts, you degenerate, hipster douche bag.
**Communist hoax. Environmentalists are like watermelons, green on the outside, red in the middle. Explain the Medieval Warm Period, motherfuckers.

Texas not Deep Red?...

...Just red, and maybe even not that.

Sean Trende who knows what the hell he's talking about, says the GOP has Texas trouble:

Could a Democrat really win in 2020? It seems a stretch, but remember that Mitt Romney won Texas by 16 points, Donald Trump won by nine, and Cruz won by just three. These are not good trendlines for the GOP. States do shift their partisanship quickly at times. George H.W. Bush won New Hampshire by 26 points in 1988 and New Jersey by 14; in 1996 New Jersey went for Clinton by 18 points, while New Hampshire was a 10-point Clinton win. That same year, West Virginia was a 15-point Clinton win; eight years later George W. Bush won it by 13

It's not impossible. We're inclined to think comparing Cruz to McCain and Romney doesn't make sense, but there's no denying the GOP margin of victory is narrowing.

So the GOP will have some work to do. Nothing a little campaigning won't fix, right. Right? RIGHT?

[Probably-Ed].

Meanwhile Liberal Texas journo Richard Parker likes what he see's:

As if to symbolize just how out of touch Trumpism is here and in much of America, a sole woman approached the makeshift memorial at the Walmart where 22 people died. She wore a bright red MAGA hat, and quickly over 30 people surrounded her chanting: “Take it off! Take it off!” She refused, yelling back that the president should be accepted here — only to be drowned out. Later, young people appeared, dressed in black, chanting: “white violence, White House.”

'Stop the nasty divisive rhetoric you White Supremacist!' seems unlikely to persuade white working class voters in the Rust Belt, no?

Pst, El Paso ain't GOP territory anyway, rigth Bobby Francis?