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    181 year ago

    He’s being very anti-gun in a state where there is a strong gun culture. He could’ve said something like “We need to stop criminals from getting guns”, instead, he said something along the lines of “We’re coming for all your guns!”

    • @Zaktor
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      171 year ago

      People seem to just be assuming the gun control comments were an insurmountable anchor around his neck, but after Uvalde polling put him just down 4 points (43-47) for trust on gun issues. There’s a lot more wiggle room in the gun debate, even in Texas, than people think.

      • @negativeyoda
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        71 year ago

        Yeah, but didn’t Uvalde vote overwhelmingly for Abbott?

        Texas just isn’t purple yet

        • @Zaktor
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          -21 year ago

          I have no idea and don’t see why that would be relevant to gun control being a viable issue in Texas.

          • @[email protected]
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            51 year ago

            When someone comes and murders your children in their school, WITH GUNS, and the governor barely responds with anything but thoughts and prayers, and you and the rest of your murdered children town vote thoughts and prayers guy back in, it’s a pretty good reflection of how the town as a whole feels about guns. You like them. Since the children weren’t still in the womb it’s okay if they’re getting murdered. At school. With guns.

            • @Zaktor
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              11 year ago

              A town’s feeling on the subject has little to do with the state as a whole. It was red before the shooting and still red after, that doesn’t mean there wasn’t movement or that the rest of Texas, that trusted “gun-grabbing” Beto at 43% on guns, isn’t more conflicted on the issue.