Thought that I would look it up, because it did not make sense
I was right
Marlin has a diverse farming and ranching industry that has been part of its history since the founding of the town in 1851. Thousands of acres of fertile land offer farmers and ranchers the perfect environment for everything from cattle to cotton[COLOR=var(--cib-color-brand-tertiary-foreground)]1[/COLOR]. According to the Marlin Texas Chamber of Commerce, there are no specific types of agriculture mentioned in Marlin but they do have a diverse farming and ranching industry[COLOR=var(--cib-color-brand-tertiary-foreground)]1[/COLOR].
I posted the demographics. It's majority GOP.
I'm sure there are construction and warehouse jobs. So? What is that supposed to mean? The demographics show a majority live in poverty there.
Maybe democrats do pretend to care about people like that, but what do you expect anyone to do? Those folks are already on government programs. Where do you think extra money will come from to give them more?
We could apply the same logic to you and other far-right wingers. You pretend to care about babies but how many unwanted babies have you adopted?
You see? That kind of argument is for the birds.
Stop trying to make it. It's juvenile.
""A government which robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul" ~George Bernard Shaw
So you are saying that it is an area that is about 65% Black and Hispanic? And it is Republican? Does that not seem a bit od to you.
PS it is a farming community. Ranching and Ag! But it is a low wage area and there are more people that jobs.
Not to worry, in about a year there will be Democrats in the area telling them how much they care
No, you said that.
I offered stats saying the area was 68% GOP.
Link please?PS it is a farming community. Ranching and Ag! But it is a low wage area and there are more people that jobs.
I doubt that. Sometimes, you pull the oddest things out of thin air and expect others to believe you. The area will likely continue to be a wide majority GOP.Not to worry, in about a year there will be Democrats in the area telling them how much they care
""A government which robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul" ~George Bernard Shaw
Falls County is 51% White, 22% Black, 23% Hispanic.
The political redness has been increasing at a rapid rate for a good many years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falls_County,_Texas
The town of Marlin is 47% black, 27% hispanic, about 23% white, with a 40% poverty rate. Don't like those numbers, take it up with the Census Bureau.
I'm surprised the 5 who did graduate weren't killed by their peers for 'actin' white'. Maybe they kept it a secret.
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