Conservative- Texas vs OK

[Spade]

Originally Posted by jluke65780

Actually your wrong......but it's definitely more conservative than liberal.

Ok fine. It's about 80% conservative and 20% liberal.

[hstfan82]

Originally Posted by bman15470

Well hstfan, I prefaced my question with an apology for settin you off so I wont be repetitious on that note. Conservatives deal in reality and every thing I asked and/or mentioned is rooted in the truth pain-full as it may be. I was speaking to my conservative brothers and sisters for info, I already knew what libs would say so I didn't see any need from refraining from the truth. I find it fruitless to discuss/debate with libs, I just want to be left alone and mind my own business and I'll let you mind yours. BTW, conservative bumper stickers= snap shots of truth, but then you interjected the admonition to refrain from political provocations and then sling one your self in pseudo lib fashion. Anywho thanks for the helpful info on this issue, I'll give it some consideration. Loving all peoples as Gods special creation, bman.

Then you wouldn't have had to opine at the level you did. You could've just said, "I'm a conservative so where would I be happier, Texas or Oklahoma?"

[bman15470]

dude go away, your suckin the joy out of this thread. Love bman

[jluke65780]

Originally Posted by Spade

Ok fine. It's about 80% conservative and 20% liberal.

I'd say more like 70% Conservative and 30% Liberal

[theloneranger]

Originally Posted by jluke65780

I'd say more like 70% Conservative and 30% Liberal

Which is by far one of the most conservative areas of the country, approached only really by Provo UT, home of Brigham Young University.

[jluke65780]

Originally Posted by theloneranger

Which is by far one of the most conservative areas of the country, approached only really by Provo UT, home of Brigham Young University.

Waco, one of the most conservative areas in the country???? I think that title goes to some of Dallas's suburbs.

[theloneranger]

Originally Posted by jluke65780

Waco, one of the most conservative areas in the country???? I think that title goes to some of Dallas's suburbs.

Plano is #2 but Waco is definitely just as conservative. Or more specifically, the Caucasian areas of Waco, which dominate the town, are.

[jluke65780]

Originally Posted by theloneranger

Plano is #2 but Waco is definitely just as conservative. Or more specifically, the Caucasian areas of Waco, which dominate the town, are.

Waco is not as conservative as Plano, and more like the Older Caucasians.......

[padcrasher]

Originally Posted by bman15470

Looking to relocate to a conservative state. Just read some interesting stuff about OK, that they passed new laws relating to Illegal immigration, gun laws and other conservative ideas. So how would Texas stack up to Oklahoma? Where do you see these states 15 years from now? Texas appears to have some degeneration in its border towns, will this march northward in coming decades or will reforms happen before then? I'm 47 and where I land next Id like to hope that it will retain its conservative foundations. Sorry if I **** off you libs, I do love you all as people but I cant take your politics. bman

I would move to Oklahoma as it went for Bush more than any other State.

Texas especially the urban areas are getting close to 50/50 parity. Houston/Dallas/Austin/San Antonio were all won by Obama.

Good luck.

[bman15470]

Texas especially the urban areas are getting close to 50/50 parity. Houston/Dallas/Austin/San Antonio were all won by Obama.

Man thats a little disheartning. Which brings up another question I've had. What/how/why did Texas elect Ann Richards as Gov? Strikes me a little un-Texas like.