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The blackest land, the whitest corpses.
As a white Texas male over 65 years of age, the conservative thought-patterns about COVID bothers me. How in HELL can that many people be that (censored) stupid?!
marble falls
(57,106 posts)pwb
(11,276 posts)My uncle was an E-9 at Lackland I think it was. He dropped dead a year after retirement. He did have three wives in his life. Texas makes it hard to have that smile again lately. Soon Texas will join the blue I hope. People are noticing things more. I never thought I would see Georgia blue so?
Texaswitchy
(2,962 posts)Bush was the first republican governor.
Bill Hobby was Lt. Gov for 18 years.
I met him to.
Vogon_Glory
(9,118 posts)And despite the fact that Clements was pretty conservative, he wasnt as psycho as some of the Rs we started getting later.
As a matter of fact, I had a schoolmate who used to work for him. My schoolmate said that he was very disappointed with Rick Perry and what we got afterwards.
Texaswitchy
(2,962 posts)Hard to hide imagine now.
I voted him at early voting.
He came to my computer and saw my name tag and he knew my Father.
A real Texas giant there, his mother also.
AndyS
(14,559 posts)Vogon_Glory
(9,118 posts)I had heard about that segregation-era billboard.
I wonder if Dan Patrick has the smarts to catch the reference?
Shell_Seas
(3,334 posts)Seriously, I wish one of the demographics of fatalities was broken up among voting history
Vogon_Glory
(9,118 posts)My first post was made as dark humor, based on less-educated white peoples susceptibility to anti-vaccination propaganda and an old segregation-era sign that used to be posted outside certain small Texas towns.
My OP was a joke, a bleak joke, and not an attempt at scientific analysis. Well find out how many people will die between now and when the pandemic abates and guess what their voting patterns were sometime after the COVID casualties are sealed in their coffins and are buried or cremated.