There Was a Red Wave in Texas

RushLimbaugh.com ^ | 3/7/2018 | Rush Limbaugh

[353FMG]

But there is a stream of libs moving into TX from CA, NY and IL.

[ZOOKER]

Predicting a "wave" based on data from local primaries seems to be a fool's errand.

A certain number of R's voted early. And a certain number of D's did too. They voted against other R's, or D's voted against other D's. Later on, the election will take place and more R's will vote, and more D's will vote, for their respective candidates.

This may or may not correspond to the number of votes cast in the general election.

You have control over just ONE vote (assuming you live in Texas), use it.

[zeugma]

I feel more confident now that TCruz can stop O’Rourke, but never underestimate the determination of a TX Democrat to stop the Republican advance.

How many democrats do we have elected to statewide office in Texas?

I believe the number is right about here: 0

[Dr. Pritchett]

“...liberal media and politicians use polls in advance”

Well, HOPE to use the polls... They’re not giving up apparently. Polls are news these days.

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks.

So no one wants to vote for a loser. They will not vote or will vote for the flim flam artist supported by our liberal mediots.