Texit It is real!

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Anonymous wrote:Given the state of oil in the future, Texas really doesn't have a lot to offer, other than Austin. If they think this through and really want to go, so be it.

You sure? Have you looked at the Texan industrial base? Texas exports more technology than California! Huge agriculture sector too. Ports, and a border with Mexico.

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Anonymous wrote:Remember when Ted Cruz and the Texan delegation denied aid to NY for superstorm Sandy? Remember when Cruz and the Republicans refused any aid for the states in the covid relief bill? Remember when they said DC could only get 3/5? Remember when they didnt give any aid to Puerto Rico? Remember when Trump refused to give aid to parts of the country that didn't support him? I remember

F--- Ted Cruz. I have friends in Texas who are working hard to make Texas blue, they deserve help.

Why not leave Texas and live in a state with likeminded people? I switched states for that very reason.

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Anonymous wrote:Given the state of oil in the future, Texas really doesn't have a lot to offer, other than Austin. If they think this through and really want to go, so be it.

You sure? Have you looked at the Texan industrial base? Texas exports more technology than California! Huge agriculture sector too. Ports, and a border with Mexico.

Uh, I call bs on that. I just looked at GDP by sector, and there's just no way this is true.

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Anonymous wrote:Given the state of oil in the future, Texas really doesn't have a lot to offer, other than Austin. If they think this through and really want to go, so be it.

You sure? Have you looked at the Texan industrial base? Texas exports more technology than California! Huge agriculture sector too. Ports, and a border with Mexico.

Texas is a third world economy. Oil and cheap labor little other resources. Hey we do not want you...so by all means please leave. No one will stop you.

[Anonymous]

At least he admits it.

[Anonymous]

So. Texas has no state income tax. How are they going to fix all of the damage from this mess?

They can’t possibly be thinking on calling on the federal government?

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Well, Ted Cruz and his party has literally turned Texas "blue".

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*snickers* Reminds me of the NY Hospital administrators and board who got caught living in Florida during the worst of the outbreak.

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Yep ERCOT's chair and vice chair living in California and Michigan respectively.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yep ERCOT's chair and vice chair living in California and Michigan respectively.

Yup. I pointed this out yesterday.

[Anonymous]

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Try turning your thermostat to 78 in humid states. Mold alert!

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Try turning your thermostat to 78 in humid states. Mold alert!

Hilarious. Meanwhile Crenshaw's constituents are going on 30 hours without power. CA only had intermittent delays. Suckers.

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Try turning your thermostat to 78 in humid states. Mold alert!

I guess we should just forget that Texas put out the exact same type of tweet a few days ago? Or maybe just ignore that they're basic simple steps, the kind of which everybody in Texas should be doing. In Texas they asked for heat below 68. Everywhere has different habitats. California for instance is very dry. Hence the wildfires. Hence the need for energy conservation.

Great, it's a funny joke. He pwned the libs again. Now how about trying to solve the problem.

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Anonymous wrote:

Try turning your thermostat to 78 in humid states. Mold alert!

I guess we should just forget that Texas put out the exact same type of tweet a few days ago? Or maybe just ignore that they're basic simple steps, the kind of which everybody in Texas should be doing. In Texas they asked for heat below 68. Everywhere has different habitats. California for instance is very dry. Hence the wildfires. Hence the need for energy conservation.

Great, it's a funny joke. He pwned the libs again. Now how about trying to solve the problem.

The problem with Republicans is that they are not interested in solving problems. This same thing happened exactly 10 years ago, the federal government wrote hundreds of pages of recommendations for them, and they did nothing.
https://www.ferc.gov/sites/default/files/2020-04/08-16-11-report.pdf