http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/02/10/rand-pauls-dire-warning-for-texas/
"Conservative Texans must remain vigilant and learn to adapt or they will lose their state to Democratic politicians, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) reportedly told a group of Republicans over the weekend.
Texas will be “a Democratic state within 10 years” if Republicans fail to reach out to more voters, the Kentucky senator told the group in Houston, according to reports of the event.
The senator, who has expressed similarsentiments before, said party leaders in the state need to learn to adapt with the times and to be the party of inclusion.
“That means we evolve. It doesn’t mean we give up on what we believe in, but it means we have to be a welcoming party,” Paul said Saturday at an event hosted by the Harris County Republican Party. “We have to welcome people of all races. We need to welcome people of all classes — business class, working class.”
He said the Republican Party needs to focus outreach efforts on traditionally ignored voting blocs........."
As I have noted that Republicans will be rewarded for "immigration reform" with a solid Democratic national voting bloc, I was disappointed that Senator Paul stated that making illegals into new voters, but the main point is still clear - Texas is poised to swing to the Left. If that happens, those electoral votes alone will make presidential elections a mere formality.
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"......Many conservatives pin their hopes on Texas remaining as a strongly conservative state. The Left has no intention of allowing this to happen. They are working feverishly on the curricula of public schools to promote anti-US and Western attitudes and to excise any lingering pro-US feeling that the kids may have received from their reactionary and anti-progressive parents.
When the topic if secession is broached by its proponents, Texas is sort of put on a pedestal as a model state and lynch-pin or core state of a restored republic. A probable secession scenario has all the Pacific states and all or almost all of the Atlantic states going with the Leftist/Progressive side. (I treated the notion of two-part and non-contiguous states in previous posts which are linked at the bottom.) For a hypothetical Gulf state for a restored republic, Texas is the most promising, but -
Couple the demographic trends above with a generations of brainwashed students, many of whom will vote in 4-8 years, and Texas may very well fall.
Without Texas, even in an intact US, a national election is less than a charade; its electoral votes are too many and too crucial to lose. For a restored republic, losing Texas could easily leave the hypothetical new state landlocked. With no access to deep water ports, the new republic will be strangled at birth.
Texans have to fight hard and to start doing so now. As far as I am concerned, Texas is our Athens*. As Herodotus noted in The Histories, if Athens had submitted to the Persians or remained neutral, the enemy would have picked off the free Greek states one by one. Even if Sparta never yielded, she would have eventually have been overrun once all of her allies were out of the fight. The Athenian navy was the lynch-pin of a free Greece. For a free US, Texas is a must-win state. Without her electoral votes, we lose every national election. Without her ports, a restored republic free of Leftist handcuffs will wither on the vine........."
"......He also brought up a very basic fact that very few acknowledge in private let alone treat publicly - that if Texas and her electoral votes fall to the Left, national elections will be mere play-acting as the Presidency (and probably in time the House and Senate) will be owned by the Beast:He also brought up a very basic fact that very few acknowledge in private let alone treat publicly - that if Texas and her electoral votes fall to the Left, national elections will be mere play-acting as the Presidency (and probably in time the House and Senate) will be owned by the Beast:........."
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