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mountain grammy

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3. When my first husband, two sons, and I

Reply to Miles Archer (Original post)

Wed Jun 22, 2016, 08:32 AM

Jun 2016

moved to Texas in 1978, the Woodlands was "the place" to be. I refused to live there, much to my husband's dismay, and we moved to the Clear Lake City area. It was still pretty white, but more diverse and less conservative than the Woodlands. Yes, I can imagine Trump would be popular with the "Stepford" families of the Woodlands.

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This is why he is below 40% in the polls, he appeals to one minority only, redneck whites. L. Coyote Jun 2016 #2

When my first husband, two sons, and I mountain grammy Jun 2016 #3

The Woodlands AKA the Whitelands...! n/t KatyMan Jun 2016 #5

Hopefully, Trump will do to Texas what Pete Wilson did to California Gothmog Jun 2016 #6