Posted on 11/19/2018 11:30:11 AM PST by DallasBiff
WASHINGTON Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Beto ORourke fought during the Senate race over who was more Texan. It turns out that native Texan voters think ORourke is.
A CNN exit poll showed that O'Rourke beat Cruz among native Texans, 51 percent to 48 percent. In contrast, 57 percent of people who had moved to Texas said they voted for Cruz, compared to 42 percent who voted for O'Rourke.
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Oh, I don’t believe that for a minute.
Beto is all hat and no cattle.
5.56mm
Regardless of the spin the final vote majority was for Cruz.
That is what counts.
Doesn’t pass the sniff test. A quick test for the validity of this claim: If true the big cities and outlying areas where most of the transplants to Texas live should have leaned toward Cruz, while the more rural counties that naturally have a larger population of native Texans should have gone strongly toward O’Rourke. The opposite is true ergo the claim is BS.
2016 primary Texas
43.76 Cruz
26.75 Trump
2016 General
Trump 52.23%
I don’t believe polls or election results these days.
Beto, or not Beto that was the question:
Whether ‘twas nobler in the end to vote for
The slick and arrogant Canadian Cruz,
Or a true Texan against a sea of Trumpists,
And by opposing end them
And we believe exit polls favored by CNN because????
That’s who I was talking about. You think Texians’ descendents voted for Cruz.
All the native born Texans in my family (which is every one of us) voted for Cruz. Not that we liked Cruz.
Horseshirt!
You *do* know which network is famed for creating fake news, don't you???
CNN no doubt calls us "transplants" if we came here after the year 1800...
BS
I think its more a case of the voters still remember Teddy’s behavior during the 2016 primaries.
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