Posted on 01/23/2020 4:15:15 AM PST by DFG
Marie Bailey and her husband used to live in Seal Beach, Calif., about 28 miles south of Los Angeles. But several years back, after years of talking about it, the couple left California and moved to Texas.
Now they live in a bigger house in the Dallas area, pay less money in taxes – and love their life in the Lone Star State.
“Everyone in California is nervous about taxes and prices,” Bailey told the Dallas Morning News last year. “We became much more calm when we came here. You are in a constant rat race in California to afford it.”
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With California safely in Rat hands, they seek to move into the key Electoral College states and shift the elections for years to come. Texas goes, so goes the nation.
>>If you are used to living where things stick up above the horizon that are not man made you may not be able to last there, either.
Houston and Austin are no longer like that. Out of state and out of country property investors are building skyrises left and right.
“...man made...”
Texas isn’t all desert. there are plenty of tall trees. A New Yorker I knew was surprised when he caught a transfer flight through Houston that it wasn’t all dirt.
There are “big rocks” in some parts of the state (Big Bend) and rolling hills in others.
but the horizon isn’t visible in Houston’s big cities now and that is because of out-of-towner landlord development.
Migration always destroys. No more state refugees. Fight and die in your own state.
I miss Tx
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