[Jeb Stuart Thurmond]

Texas turns out to be all hat and no cattle. Nothing but steers and queers:

CNN: Like other Americans, Texans with a college degree are shifting rapidly from red to blue, and Democrats have a lot of room to grow with them in Texas.

This doesn't mean the state will go Democratic in 2020 (Democrats not named Joe Biden currently are losing to Trump in the Lone Star state in high quality polling), but it is a real possibility.

...If the 2020 election were held today and it were solely a referendum on Trump, Texas would be a toss-up.

This may sound scary, but notice the second paragraph: only Joe Biden has a chance in Texas. Why? Because, according to Slate:

...he talks about bipartisanship, decency, the middle class, and the glory days of the Obama-Biden administration. He thinks he can beat President Donald Trump not with a bold, progressive agenda, but by appealing to moderates and Republicans who don’t like Trump.

There’s a good chance he’s correct. Even if Biden is the wrong candidate, he has the right strategy.

Two weeks ago, in a debate among the Democratic presidential candidates, Biden defended the center against the left.

Fortunately, he seems to be the only candidate who is clearly taking this position, listening to voters rather than activists and twitter-addicts.

Prayer warriors, I expect you to re-target your prayers accordingly.

[MitzaLizalor]

I have always found Texas to have far more trees than I expected but the trend you describe is disturbing.

God's standard is described (by God) in The Bible and although sometimes decisions are left to individuals (or their owners) concerning this or that, for other matters such as whether to worship idols His standard is absolute. When reading material from sources advocating some other standard my question is always the same: where has that standard come from?

When an alternative value system contradicts God—you mentioned queers & steers syndrome so I'll go with that—and yet its proponent also attends Church or is even a Pastor, parts of The Bible must necessarily be disregarded. No-one has to agree with God or even believe He exists and that's nothing new.

Psalm 53:1 The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God.
Corrupt are they, and have done abominable iniquity.
There is none that doeth good.

If atheism were a new phenomenon David would never have written that. Let's go further: if King David never existed either (the House of David being akin to the House of Windsor even though there's never been a King Windsor) the psalm still needed to be written by someone and written thousands of years ago. God has always opposed atheism just as He has always opposed idolatry. Whether you believe Him or not is immaterial.

And that's what disturbs me. How can someone claim to be a Christian and yet disagree with The Bible? What other evidence do they have? I've never seen any. Campaigning on policies is all very well, at least people know what your policies are, but when a policy contradicts God parts of The Bible NECESSARILY have been disregarded. Homoeroticism is a very unpleasant word but for persons so afflicted to retain the "Christian" label sections of The Bible—our ONLY source for what Jesus taught—must be regarded by them as equally unpleasant. Statements from God concerning their right to life must be repugnant in the extreme and historical examples (whether they accept them as real or not) must be utterly revolting.

That means parts of God's nature are revolting.

There is no alternative position for them to adopt. What parts of The Bible are they going to reject next? The bit about Jesus? The bit about idolatry or murder or the need for living blood to remove sin? The bit about sin itself? The epistles?

Hebrews 9:22 And almost all things are by the law purged with blood; and without shedding of blood is no remission.

But they never tell us. Are we supposed to guess? Do they even know? And that is what's so disturbing.

[Johny Joe Hold]

I'm really worried about Texas as well. Ft. Worth used to be known as "Cowtown." I don't think there has been a cowboy in Ft. Worth for decades. Pointy-headed liberals have robbed Texas of it Godly politics and we need to pray for its return.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Friends, don't worry Jesus will answer our prayers. Voter fraud is as serious a problem as it ever has been and preventative measures are taking place continually and relentless behind the scenes in Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, North Dakota, Ohio and of course Texas.

The 2016 presidential election was the first in 50 years without all the protections of the original Voting Rights Act. Fourteen states had new voting restrictions in place, including [Arizona, Kansas, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Virginia, Wisconsin, Texas].

Crosscheck is a national database designed to check for voters who are registered in more than one state by comparing names and dates of birth. Researchers at Stanford University, the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, and Microsoft found that for every legitimate instance of double registration it finds, Crosscheck's algorithm returns approximately 200 false positives.

[Jeb Stuart Thurmond]

And now polling says Joe Biden can win Arizona too. First Arizona elects a senator who got captured, CAPTURED of all things, and now this. What's with the border states? Did they change their mind when they discovered Trump's Wall has no glory holes in it?

The good news is that all of the other democrats in the poll lose Arizona. Bernie Sanders would lose by 10 points. Maybe he should go and get himself captured.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Originally Posted by Dr. Anthony J. Toole

Friends, don't worry Jesus will answer our prayers. Voter fraud is as serious a problem as it ever has been and preventative measures are taking place continually and relentless behind the scenes in Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, North Dakota, Ohio and of course Texas.

So much babble about voter fraud. We can count on President Trump having plenty of cowboy boots on the ground in Texas as we speak. They are there to prevent voter fraud.

I've come to understand each campaign worker has a wade of cash. The purpose of this cash is to prevent voter fraud. The campaign staff uses the cash to hire people on the street to vote for the President and, while doing that, watch for voter fraud. That should take care of it.

[Jeb Stuart Thurmond]

The plot thickens: turns out that Joe Biden has been pandering to the hurricane-magnets of the Gulf Coast for decades. Joe Biden proposed the first climate change legislation ever to hit Congress.

If he really cared about hurricanes, he would have stopped pandering and told them to stop angering God with their sinful beach frolicking revelry.

[Social Construct]

This is hate speech. It should read "steers and/or queers".

Your erasure of cattle-of-lgbtqzxyyv has been noted.

[Johny Joe Hold]

It's almost funny to see the little Democrats, Joey and Bernard, running around Texas as if it had any Dems. President Trump owns Texas.

[Johny Joe Hold]

So, Biden won Texas last night. There is only one explanation. Mexicans were paid to vote for Biden. After the vote last night I heard there were loud parties with money being tossed around. We may never know the amount of corruption.

You can count on Trump winning Texas in November because he will not put up with this malarky.

[handmaiden]

Well, Warren is out. (Praise Jesus!) but Biden and his confused mouth noises are still plugging along. (Sly reference to Biden's hair plugs)

Obviously, Trump has nothing to fear from an old man with manufactured hair who can't tell a simple story without lies and meandering tangents.


Still, it is important to step up the Prayer Power™ and give Almighty God all the help we can with His Great and Holy Plan for the Universe.


(Which, of course, involves Trump defeating Satan.)

[Jeb Stuart Thurmond]

Originally Posted by handmaiden

Well, Warren is out.

Nevertheless, she persisted.


NOT!

[Johny Joe Hold]

Democrats think they are on a roll with Biden. President Trump, however, let it be known on the Sean Hannity show last night he intends to make the crimes of Hunter Biden so big it will bring Sr. Biden down.

I don't see how Trump can miss on that one. Hunter Biden agreed to receive hundreds of thousands of dollars to be on a utility's board of directors in some country Russia does not like. I predict both the Bidens will do hard time for that.