Massive cheating by Democrats making Texas competitive?

 NY Times:

Texas Is a Tossup. So Why Won’t Trump or Biden Campaign There?

A victory by the Democrats would herald the arrival of a formidable multiracial coalition in the country’s largest red state.

If Democrats were really making headway in Texas they would not be engaged in illegal ballot harvesting on a massive scale in counties with large populations.  Also, The Republican party in Texas is diverse.  It is gaining Hispanic support which in the past has been the Democrat base.  It is also welcoming to blacks like Will Hurd who is retiring from Congress this year but there are several black candidates for Congress for the GOP.  The Democrat base of office holders is loaded with kooks. It is hard to find a high functioning one in the lot.

The reason why Trump and Biden are not campaigning in the states is because Biden's chances of winning are negligible.


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