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NY Times:

In Wyoming, Conservatives Feeling Left Behind


A blanket of baffled worry has descended on those who fear that traditional, rural and mostly white states are losing touch with an increasingly diverse and urban electorate.
It is the urban liberals who are being left behind.  They just may not be cognizant of how poorly they are doing compared to the red states where budgets are balanced and jobs are created .  Certainly Texas feels more like a leader than a state being left behind.  It is the place where businesses and jobs are fleeing to, in order to avoid the evils of liberalism.  Who in their right mind thinks, California, Illinois and New York  are the model for the future of this country?  We will let those states continue to be an example of the failures of liberalism and will with all our power and might try to pull this country out of the ugly embrace Chicago Way policies.

People from every culture who embrace conservatism receive a welcome and warm embrace.  We should never let liberals get away with suggesting that we reject people because of their ethnic background.  In fact ,minorities have an excellent chance of being elected in conservatives districts when they embrace conservatism.  One of the fallacies of liberal minorities is the belief that the Tea Party and other conservatives  are racist.  There are more Republican Hispanic governors than Democrats, and Mia Love. Allen West and Tim Scott are all warmly received.  In fact the racist comments about them have come from the left and not the right.

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