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In reply to the discussion: Texans flock to social media to demand the state 'secede' after losing at Supreme Court [View all]Conjuay
(3,076 posts)60. It's sad.
I find I get more accurate information about what is going on from The Guardian than from any American source.
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Texans flock to social media to demand the state 'secede' after losing at Supreme Court [View all]
JohnSJ
Jan 2024
OP
now that SCOTUS has settled this, the Texans that blocked the Feds should be charged
Takket
Jan 2024
#6
I am a thiird generation Texan who is thrilled not to ever have to set foot in that place again.
CTyankee
Jan 2024
#11
I'm 84 and I'm not going anywhere. My husband is from Wisconsin and wonders what the fuss is about with cold
CTyankee
Jan 2024
#43
Actually, I have a granddaughter who moved to Austin from her home in the Boston suburbs (job relocation)...but
CTyankee
Jan 2024
#49
I have friends in the military that have turned down postings in Texas in recent years.
pecosbob
Jan 2024
#50
I think of my Uncle Tim, who served in the Texas legislature and was a local judge in Brownwood. In his day, the big
CTyankee
Jan 2024
#56
My husband is not feeling well, and is over tired. After reading this he suggested we give Texas back
Ziggysmom
Jan 2024
#34
not only that but all the federal installations there that drive the economy.
AllaN01Bear
Jan 2024
#54