A 73% Black/Hispanic Texas district just voted GOP

[rkohut]

WHAT?

Yes, after 139 years of continuously voting Dem, they finally had enough.

This story will be avoided as much as possible by the MSM mouthpieces ("don't tell the children")

So it looks like Fox is the only one reporting it.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2018/09/21/newt-gingrich-texas-offers-blueprint-for-red-wave-election-in-november.html

[oscars]

Big deal! The two most popular governors are Republicans governing highly blue states (Charley Baker of Massachusetts and Larry Hogan of Maryland). By the way, HRC carried both states in a big way. Folks like you would call both both RINO's although both seem capable of providing service in efficient and economical ways.

[rkohut]

Big deal! The two most popular governors are Republicans governing highly blue states (Charley Baker of Massachusetts and Larry Hogan of Maryland). By the way, HRC carried both states in a big way. Folks like you would call both both RINO's although both seem capable of providing service in efficient and economical ways.

Did you read the part where HRC carried this district by 12% in 2016?

It sure has changed in less than two years. This, along with the Black/Hispanic vote, was the point.

[m1ashooter]

Big deal! The two most popular governors are Republicans governing highly blue states (Charley Baker of Massachusetts and Larry Hogan of Maryland). By the way, HRC carried both states in a big way. Folks like you would call both both RINO's although both seem capable of providing service in efficient and economical ways.

Not a big deal? Do you live in Texas? If you do then you are entitled to your opinion. If not then why comment. I live in Texas and I think its a Big Deal.