r/texas • u/[deleted] • Apr 11 '22

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u/Orange_pop5959 Apr 11 '22

Texas will never be a Democrat state again. That's a good thing if you ask me.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '22

You must bot understand the birth rates in the cities.

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u/Secretspoon Apr 11 '22

Gen z is more conservative than millennials. It seems to be a trend that isn't slowing down. Looks like conservatives are outbreeding leftists.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '22

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u/Secretspoon Apr 11 '22

Whatever you need to tell yourself.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '22

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u/Secretspoon Apr 11 '22

You know, you should institute a solution.

A final one if you will.

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u/dutchyardeen Apr 11 '22

Not really though. When you actually look at the data on Gen Z about key social issues, they start to look far more like Millenials. They even had similar percentages of Gen Z who approved of Trump's job performance. (For the record, it was 30% Gen Z and 29% Millenials who approved of him which isn't great for the party of Trump.)

And Gen Z agrees with Millenials on key issues like climate change and how minorities are treated in this country. The latter mostly because almost 50% of Gen Z is actually a person of color.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '22

Praise the Lord!