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Julian Castro: “In The Next Six to Eight Years, Texas Will Be a Competitive State”

By Bradford Pearson |

Brothers/twins/political two-headed dragon Joaquin and Julian Castro sat down on Charlie Rose Monday night, to talk about gun control, immigration, and the Hispanic vote. It’s only 20 minutes long, The Super Mind Evolution System

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At the tail-end of the interview, Rose asked San Antonio Mayor Julian about the shifting political landscape of Texas. He gave three reasons:

  • demographic changes (65 percent of growth in Texas has been Hispanics, he asserted)
  • the economy (driving Dems from California, Nevada, and other states to Texas for work)
  • this nugget: “The Republicans have just gone off the rails, and are losing the business community little by little”

He went on to say state Republicans have become more concerned with “ideology than pragmatism.”

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