“Well, Why Not Texas? Austin Is A Hub Of Innovation And Technology”

Bio News Texas ^ | May 9,2013 | Bio News Texas

[Biggirl]

President Obama‘s visit to Texas today is making big headlines, considering that the political and ideological divides could not be more stark between the Lone Star’s leading “red state” status and a President who is widely considered to be well left of center.

[erod]

;)

[bgill]

A foul stench is in the air today in Texas.

[x1stcav]

Yeah, I know, but it needs an ideological cleansing.

[Liberty Valance]

"Texas is leading the nation in economic growth and job creation because of principled, conservative leaders who understand the keys to economic success are lower, flatter taxes, limited government and restrained spending,' he added. "Texas has shown the country how it's done, and we hope the President will take some of these lessons back to Washington to bring true economic recovery to our nation."

Texas Senator Ted Cruz

[TLI]

Coincidences rarely occur in politics, and one cannot ignore the fact that Obama’s trip to Texas comes just on the heels of Governor Perry’s high-profile biotech prospecting mission to the President’s once-home state of Illinois, as well as the Texas Governor’s trip to the Silicon Valley, both of which were considered to be successful in further advancing the migration of technology companies from struggling blue states into Texas. Wielding the bully pulpit, the President may seek to utilize his trip to Texas as a political gambit of sorts

And it is one that everyone here sees right through. little bammy hopes to rub a little Texas success on his scrawny pathetic azz but all this will do is sharpen the contrast between his communism and the Free Market economics that is Texas.

Some words you won’t hear: Battleground Texas, an effort by several Obama campaign veterans to relocate in the state and begin a project aimed at turning reliably Republican Texas blue. Said Carney: “People sometimes in Washington see everything through an electoral lens are true, but I can guarantee you that is not what this is about.”

Right, sure thing Carney. He would lie about a fork left on a table and call it a spoon if he thought it would help The Master, King Hussein.

They are all worse-than-worthless s**t stains with crumblies on America.

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[Texas Fossil]

Caution, importing Chicago political values is a felony in TX.

hee hee hee

[DH]

Oh Boy! I bet the Democrat and liberal Obama supporters or buying out all of the KY Jelly and “happy slickums” in town just waiting for the big party and the chance to see one of their own kind.

Obama doesn’t know that the city of Austin is not really part of Texas. It was planted there by San Francisco back in the 70’s........and the rest is history.

[Jane Long]

Thanks for the ping. I have just two words for 0...

[Texas Fossil]

Bump!

[erod]

lol no worries about that, I hate our politics up here.

[Texas Fossil]

Welcome neighbor..

[lentulusgracchus]

He wouldn’t step foot in ....

It's "SET foot" .... don't know how many times I've seen that one.

[CodeToad]

Austin, AKA New Boston.

[Biggirl]

Or Boston south.

[usconservative]

Heard there may be some “very large hail” in Texas today too.

Now, it'd be a dirty damn' shame if a "very large hail" hit Herr Obama firmly on his head, rendering him unconscious until January 2017.

[usconservative]

Austin, AKA New Boston.

No, Austin .. "Chicago South."

I live in the Chicago area, work in downtown Chicago, and I've been to Austin Texas. I know what I'm talking about here.........

[DallasSun]

Austin is beautiful...and the music on 6th street is some of the best always.

[DallasSun]

I know I am late to this but if you think Rick Perry would snub the President of the United States as he visits Texas, you do not know one thing about Rick Perry.

[DallasSun]

I beg to differ. I love Austin. It is a wonderful and very successful city. The people are great. A really great place to visit....music and restaurants cant be beat either.

[cajungirl]

Ditto, Ausitn is a great place.