Democracy

Democrats have long been dreaming about turning Texas purple.The state's rising Latino population, plus an influx of liberals and moderates into Texas' big cities, would allow Democrats to win statewide races for the first time in decades. Despite years of predictions and hopes, Democratic victories in Texas have not  looked any closer to reality. “In 2014, Wendy Davis was supposed to have a shot at winning the governor's race”.This year has brought a new Democratic hope: Beto O'Rourke, a member of the House who's trying to win Ted Cruz's Senate seat. I would like to say that I agree with the author as he mentioned in the article. The main thing is they need to take the pool serious! it’s consistent with other evidence indicating that Texans, like most Americans, upset with president Trump. When Trump win in 2016, it was only by 9 percentage, this is when Hillary Clinton lost.  In conclusion, the main thing is not to overreact to the poll, because is not the

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President Trump has called for a wall along the border with Mexico to stop undocumented immigrants and drugs from entering the United States. This is Salam’s argument about the wall issue. I strongly agree with what Salam wrote here in blog five. As Salam mentioned in the second paragraph, who is going to pay for it? I would like to give more detail about what was missing in his assignment. The border is about 1,900 miles (3,100 km) long and traverses all sorts of terrain. Mr Trump says his wall will cover 1,000 miles and natural obstacles will take care of the rest. But how much will it cost and who is going to foot the bill? The main issue is like the following Mr Trump is trying to make his supporters satisfied, to make them satisfied he has to bring that wall issue again! Mr Trump is denying the fact that the border patrol informed him and mention that they more guards not a wall. The border patrol informed Mr Trump that they need more people and technology in order to kee