re: #25 Gus

We’re not really sure yet if it’s a vote loser for the GOP. We’ll find out come November. It still seems to be a vote winner for these state however and Texas has always been a prime example. I’m afraid we’ve returned to the state where you really have to think twice before moving to a particular state because of their general stance on social issues. Traditionally this was the original states of the Confederacy. But it has spread to northern states.

Like I said, it may not be much of a loser in Texas, it’ll just mean fewer women showing up for the GOP on election day. But in other states, like here in VA, it seems that the sleeping giant has been awoken. McDonnell had to publicly come out as “against” mandated wanding, something that he probably wouldn’t have batted an eye for if women voters hadn’t show up in Richmond to voice their displeasure.