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17. Is 3% enough in a state that is historically a non-voting state?

Mon Nov 16, 2020, 05:08 PM

Nov 2020

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Texas Dems. Can y'all please talk to me? [View all] Shell_Seas Nov 2020 OP

My theory is that Chainfire Nov 2020 #1

I'm Texan. Shell_Seas Nov 2020 #5

I'll talk to ya'. Jirel Nov 2020 #2

Helping repair rural county chapters? How do we do that? Shell_Seas Nov 2020 #4

Support? Barely contact. Jirel Nov 2020 #7

It doesn't look like we'll fix it this decade. Shell_Seas Nov 2020 #15

IKR? nt Ferrets are Cool Nov 2020 #20

This message was self-deleted by its author northoftheborder Nov 2020 #8

Fannin County BaileyBill Nov 2020 #10

Is 3% enough in a state that is historically a non-voting state? Shell_Seas Nov 2020 #17

Another northern county hurl Nov 2020 #11

Wait for them all to die off? (the angry elderly evangelicals) Shell_Seas Nov 2020 #18

Political parties differ from grassroots organizations LeftInTX Nov 2020 #12

BTW...The Texas Democratic Party has a Rural Caucus LeftInTX Nov 2020 #13