Difference between revisions of "Texas oligarchy"
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The oligarchs are wealthy [[globalist]]s who take advantage of the lack of any contribution limits in Texas elections, in contrast with the vast majority of states that contribution limits. Their agenda includes keeping the border open for cheap labor, and punishing [[social conservative]]s who get in their way. | The oligarchs are wealthy [[globalist]]s who take advantage of the lack of any contribution limits in Texas elections, in contrast with the vast majority of states that contribution limits. Their agenda includes keeping the border open for cheap labor, and punishing [[social conservative]]s who get in their way. | ||
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Revision as of 02:15, May 31, 2023
The Texas oligarchy is what guides and controls Texas elected officials, which they generally conceal from the public and the voters whom they purport to serve.
The oligarchs are wealthy globalists who take advantage of the lack of any contribution limits in Texas elections, in contrast with the vast majority of states that contribution limits. Their agenda includes keeping the border open for cheap labor, and punishing social conservatives who get in their way.
Expansive early voting procedures in Texas make state elections far more expensive than they should be, as candidates are compelled to spend on get-out-the-vote efforts over an extended period of weeks. This makes the politicians overly depending on mega-donors in order to be reelected in Texas.