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Y'all come! My Weimaraner would LOVE to play with other big doggies! My collie won't play with her -- he's a lazy sod, LOL. My silky terrier THINKS he's a big dog and tries to keep up with Morgan!
Seriously, if you're ever coming near the area, send me a DM.
Texas has been red for about 28 years. Prior to that, a Republican couldn't buy an office in this state. However, the Democratic party was divided into a moderate wing and a liberal wing. With the Reagan revolution, the moderate wing moved to the Republican party, and it was the larger, dominant wing of the Democratic party. We have been red ever since. To remember all those blue years, you have to be my age.
I probably am your age, but since I only moved to Texas in 1978, I don't remember. I guess it was blue then the first two years I lived here.
As the major cities in Texas become even more populated, I think that Texas definitely has a chance of turning Blue. I doubt it will happen during this election (although it would be great!!) but probably 10 or 20 years down the road??
It just doesn't fit him. Cowboy hats aren't for everyone.
LOL, note it's a villianous black hat, too! As we say in Texas, all hat, no cattle!
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