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packman

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12. That Dallas News article is discouraging

Reply to flpoljunkie (Reply #8)

Wed Mar 5, 2014, 11:46 AM

Mar 2014

93% want to repeal the ACA, heavy vote to allow public prayer, and other initiatives that seem to show that Texas is well into the mid-1800's.
Wasn't there at least one ray of sunshine , outside of Wendy, in the Texas voting?

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Wendy Davis cinches Texas Democratic nomination as Tea Party rattles primaries [View all] Judi Lynn Mar 2014 OP

More election results are in the Texas Group. TexasTowelie Mar 2014 #1

I hope it's not too late mdbl Mar 2014 #2

Since,, Cryptoad Mar 2014 #3

It couldn't be that high davidpdx Mar 2014 #4

68% of Texans with no high school diplomas? Not. mrbill Mar 2014 #5

I didn't think so davidpdx Mar 2014 #7

Graduation rate is not the same thing as number of adults with a HS ed,,,, Cryptoad Mar 2014 #13

The census says ....... mrbill Mar 2014 #14

Geez,,, Cryptoad Mar 2014 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author mrbill Mar 2014 #6

Republicans came out in force. Total Dem votes for Governor 304,136 vs 711,704 Republican votes flpoljunkie Mar 2014 #8

The Cesspool of the SOUTH warrant46 Mar 2014 #9

That Dallas News article is discouraging packman Mar 2014 #12

Wow! Those vote totals indicate widespread support for these Propositions. flpoljunkie Mar 2014 #15

Seriously, WTF is wrong with those people? mdbl Mar 2014 #17

Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2014 #10

K&R!! GOTV for Wendy!!! hue Mar 2014 #11