r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 21d ago

PoliticalTea 🗳️ Time for a change Texas

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u/66allthe88s 21d ago edited 21d ago

Its the same in Ohio.

Vote them out.

Edit to add graphic.

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u/squashYoDick 21d ago

Also in Florida.

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u/npacilio 21d ago

And California

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u/Warm_Month_1309 21d ago

Serious question, are Democrats in California running on "California is broken and only we Democrats can fix it"?

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u/Weed_Exterminator 21d ago

When it comes to affordability, yes.

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u/Warm_Month_1309 21d ago

Are you talking about state-level offices, or candidates running for federal office are talking about fixing national affordability issues?

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u/Icy_Carpenter463 21d ago

Basic supply and demand, genius. The states that are more desirable to live in have a higher cost of living. People want to live in California. Not shithole red states.

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u/BlgMastic 21d ago

That’s hilarious considering how many are escaping to red states

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u/TheSofaIsBlue 21d ago

Good, maybe the shithole states will get cleaned up finally.

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u/Weed_Exterminator 21d ago

I’m afraid the correlation with their voting record and affordability may not have sunk in. 

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u/smokeweedNgarden 21d ago

What? I'm in California and would like to know what's bad about it?

Is it the weed, beautiful weather, and benefits for the poor?

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u/npacilio 21d ago

Cost of living.

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u/Color_Me_Softly 21d ago

But the difference is Ohio IS more Republicans than Democrats. Texas is more blue than red. It’s just been rigged here for so long (20+ years).

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u/Chilling_Gale 19d ago

Hilariously wrong.

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u/ConstructionThin8695 21d ago

Idaho is the same. Nothing is ever the Republicans fault, ever.

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u/No-Ambition2043 21d ago

Also Massachusetts but that’s democrats

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u/Okrumbles 21d ago

Taft was a Republican. Ted Strickland (2007-2011) was the only Democratic nominee that Ohio has had in the governor's seat since 1991, and Republicans have held majority in the Ohio House and Senate since the 90s.

I'm sure the 4 years that Strickland was in office somehow destroyed the state and Republicans are surely making it better now! Still waiting for that.