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Pros And Cons Of A Texas Republican Party

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In today decision I would have to say that Texas will remain a Republican Party. The
President of the United States is a Republican. My decision would have to be that the Texas
Party will stay the same way since the nineteenth seventies till the remaining of the President
Donald Trump term. Texas has a lot of factors that helps makes decisions such as age, income,
Education, Ethnicity, Religion, and Gender. The biggest factor would be Ethnicity, and why
Is because in the 1950’s between 50% and 60% of black voters identified as Democrats. p. 273
Religion played a part since the late nineteenth century, the Republicans have drawn substantial support from white mainline Protestants: Methodists, Lutherans, Presbyterians, Episcopalians,
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Our Oil industry has slowed down, and that really hurts the economy, but Donald Trump will half to get serious on the Oil companies, and get Americans back to work. Donald is trying to get the coal mines back in business. The most important thing is America is still a Democracy world, and whether your Democrat or Republican your vote still counts, and that is what makes the United States the best, because we vote for our
President, and we can choose to be Democrat or Republican, and all Americans that live in
Texas can still choose for party they want to be even if Texas is a Republican Party. American People have voted and chose who they want Texas to be, and Texans learn that we used to be a Independent state, but now we can join other states, and Texas makes great choices for our State. Our Governor Abbot is working hard to show all Texans that we can succeed in many issues, and he is working on passing laws to help Texans keep striving to grow, and safe. The Gun Law went into effect for Texas, and a lot of Republicans wanted that bill to pass. To Bear Arms. Americans have the freedom to choose who they want to vote for, and that’s what makes America Great. The President of the United States is a …show more content…

Texas Republicans want Obama Care to change, and they want the economy to get back on tract, and the companies to stay in America. Donald Trump worked hard in Texas to get them to vote for him, and he convince the American People that he is all about getting
America Great Again. Texas will stand by him if they see a lot of progress, because the
Republican party for Texas always makes progress. Texas is a great State to live in, and we are
The people that keeps on giving, and the friendliness state. The Republican Party has shown
So many times that Texas makes progress when everyone stays united as a Republican. The
Texas States has so many good ideas, and how so many people come together to help their
State stays clean, and how our environment is always on top of the air, and the electricity
Problems, and how we use windmills to help the electricity to get larger and larger, and how
All Ranchers and Farmers are contributed their lands to the windmills. The main reason I said
Yes that Texas will remain the same is because I’m a Republican, and I love Texas, and I’m a
Texas Girl, and Texas is a pretty State to live in, and we can make a difference for all American
People. Texas will always be a Republican Party

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