Really it depends on what counts as "ass ton of time"

@houston burnside Hey welcome

southern texas is way more blue than anywhere else

along with major cities

Oh yeah I've seen the blue down there from the heat maps

It's still very red but it's slowly turning

given a long enough time with unchecked immigration (legal or not) texas is likely to turn blue in the future

So yeah, basically an ass ton of time

If Texas turns blue even if trump wins every other state he won he would lose reelection by 1-2 votes

It won't be an issue in 2020

This is a long term thing

I know just saying we need to turn New England red before then

that is highly unlikely

Yeah, with New York and all

New England

Oh wait, sorry my blunt slipped

Although I'm looking at the 2016 heat map right now, and it really doesn't look likely yeah

Yeah, way too blue but hey maybe people will grow some balls

I shit you not there is more blue in New England than California

A lot of cali is actually pretty based

It's really only where the cities are when shit goes wrong

but the suburbs and side areas usually red

ye

Nonetheless, 2020 is in the bag

have u noticed most battleground states have a shit ton of red

That is how the whole country is though

and like u have one county

thats all blue

but the rest are always slightly red

Actually my state, Washington it was going to turn red, that is until Seattle voted

ye always the capital cities

that have the dumbasses

milwaukee, illinois

urban votes should count as only 3/5 of a vote

IL PLEASE TURN RED

this is why the USA needs the electoral college

DUPAGE IS MOSTLEY REPUBICAN

Il during the govenror elections of 2014

ruanner took 101 of 102 country guess witch country he didn take?

Oh shit, sorry about last night. I forgot completely.

@Blake Crandall brother