OFFICIAL Biden-Harris Campaign Thread
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Lock em up Kamala and Predator Joe put those Black men in prison. Giving some white chick 10 years won't change that -
It’s like he’s being made to write on the blackboard
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GrundleStiltzkin said:
It’s like he’s being made to write on the blackboard
Sorry Joe but experts agree you have to shut down the country to fight this virus and still lose to it
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Fuck me if Texas turns blue, or this is some panic move knowing they’re in a tough spot.Sledog said:
Camela attract huge crowds in Tejas!
The excitment!
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Pushing alt energy. Tone deaf and delusional or not? -
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Lol in FW, the city that fracking builtRaceBannon said:
Pushing alt energy. Tone deaf and delusional or not?
Frack my oil frooogs! -
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No Biden in sight in Tejas
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Would Texas going purplish hurt California more?
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I vote for the "Temecula Time Tavern"GrundleStiltzkin said:
Another poont of bored order: If CA goes Trump, Tug Tavern is renamed Bannon Bar & Grill.RaceBannon said:My greatest prediction ever
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If you run the numbers on property taxes and heating and cooling and insurance for major weather issues, the COL in Texas isn't much lower than Cali. You can get more house for less initially but you are in Texas, not California
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That's the conversation my uncle and I have had. He's always trying to talk me into coming down there with promises of $300,000 mcmansions and pools and shit. But the property taxes are truly ridiculous.RaceBannon said:If you run the numbers on property taxes and heating and cooling and insurance for major weather issues, the COL in Texas isn't much lower than Cali. You can get more house for less initially but you are in Texas, not California
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The rally did not go as @Tequilla expectedRaceBannon said: -
Please tell all your friendscreepycoug said:
That's the conversation my uncle and I have had. He's always trying to talk me into coming down there with promises of $300,000 mcmansions and pools and shit. But the property taxes are truly ridiculous.RaceBannon said:If you run the numbers on property taxes and heating and cooling and insurance for major weather issues, the COL in Texas isn't much lower than Cali. You can get more house for less initially but you are in Texas, not California
My home value, on paper/comps, has gone up 87% since I bought in 2014. Supposedly mid 500s.
Texas ain’t cheap anymore, at least desirable metro areas aren’t.
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In a completive state business environment, some states will make themselves available. Cali is beyond help or fixing. If not Texas, then Utah or North Carolina or any other states that don't see business as a golden goose to be gutted.GrundleStiltzkin said:Would Texas going purplish hurt California more?
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On the other hand, far less cost for permitting and cost of construction. If you live in Carmel, don't need much in the way of air conditioning or heat. If you live off the coast then your A/C cost will be through the roof compared to Texas. Also no income tax. Cost of unleaded gas in Cali is $3.18 per gallon. Texas is listed at $1.83 per gallon.RaceBannon said:If you run the numbers on property taxes and heating and cooling and insurance for major weather issues, the COL in Texas isn't much lower than Cali. You can get more house for less initially but you are in Texas, not California
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Wrong, it’s best for you all to stay in CaliforniaWestlinnDuck said:
On the other hand, far less cost for permitting and cost of construction. If you live in Carmel, don't need much in the way of air conditioning or heat. If you live off the coast then your A/C cost will be through the roof compared to Texas. Also no income tax. Cost of unleaded gas in Cali is $3.18 per gallon. Texas is listed at $1.83 per gallon.RaceBannon said:If you run the numbers on property taxes and heating and cooling and insurance for major weather issues, the COL in Texas isn't much lower than Cali. You can get more house for less initially but you are in Texas, not California
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The ultimate irony - flee high cost strewn with homeless Cali for a red state and then vote hard blue.LoneStarDawg said:
Wrong, it’s best for you all to stay in CaliforniaWestlinnDuck said:
On the other hand, far less cost for permitting and cost of construction. If you live in Carmel, don't need much in the way of air conditioning or heat. If you live off the coast then your A/C cost will be through the roof compared to Texas. Also no income tax. Cost of unleaded gas in Cali is $3.18 per gallon. Texas is listed at $1.83 per gallon.RaceBannon said:If you run the numbers on property taxes and heating and cooling and insurance for major weather issues, the COL in Texas isn't much lower than Cali. You can get more house for less initially but you are in Texas, not California
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He’s an old-tim HHBTurdBomber said: -
Dems are pushing and cheating hard in Texas...Harris county already has more “votes” than all of 2016 or something nuts like that. My hope is that they are just trying to steal a Congressional district or two and not the entire state.
Texas is actually very progressive on taxes...property taxes are nuts here. Folks over 65 get a discount which is why the retired folks here don’t always appreciate how much they are. -
I like many places in California, but it's pathetic whore emigrants have ruined Boise, Bend, and every other once nice getaway spot in the PNW.LoneStarDawg said:
Wrong, it’s best for you all to stay in CaliforniaWestlinnDuck said:
On the other hand, far less cost for permitting and cost of construction. If you live in Carmel, don't need much in the way of air conditioning or heat. If you live off the coast then your A/C cost will be through the roof compared to Texas. Also no income tax. Cost of unleaded gas in Cali is $3.18 per gallon. Texas is listed at $1.83 per gallon.RaceBannon said:If you run the numbers on property taxes and heating and cooling and insurance for major weather issues, the COL in Texas isn't much lower than Cali. You can get more house for less initially but you are in Texas, not California
Fuck California emigrants. Fix your fucking state & stop running away like little bitches, dragging your shitty politics with you wherever you escape to. -
I thought that about AC but even in the IE we only use it 3 months a year. Most of the year is neither heat or coolingWestlinnDuck said:
On the other hand, far less cost for permitting and cost of construction. If you live in Carmel, don't need much in the way of air conditioning or heat. If you live off the coast then your A/C cost will be through the roof compared to Texas. Also no income tax. Cost of unleaded gas in Cali is $3.18 per gallon. Texas is listed at $1.83 per gallon.RaceBannon said:If you run the numbers on property taxes and heating and cooling and insurance for major weather issues, the COL in Texas isn't much lower than Cali. You can get more house for less initially but you are in Texas, not California
California was saved by Prop 13 in the 80s. Otherwise the property taxes would be like the state income tax and that would be a problem -
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El Guapo is your source?RaceBannon said: -
I'm sure. But it's all relative. Do we want to do a relative home price comparison between greater Seattle and greater Dallas/FW? Tell me who wins/loses in that one and I'll just believe you because I honestly don't actually know anything about Texas home prices other than what a few people tell me. Never had occassion to look into it as I would if I were actually considering moving there.LoneStarDawg said:
Please tell all your friendscreepycoug said:
That's the conversation my uncle and I have had. He's always trying to talk me into coming down there with promises of $300,000 mcmansions and pools and shit. But the property taxes are truly ridiculous.RaceBannon said:If you run the numbers on property taxes and heating and cooling and insurance for major weather issues, the COL in Texas isn't much lower than Cali. You can get more house for less initially but you are in Texas, not California
My home value, on paper/comps, has gone up 87% since I bought in 2014. Supposedly mid 500s.
Texas ain’t cheap anymore, at least desirable metro areas aren’t.
