Raven1
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Re: Gov. Rick Perry indicted for abuse of power for carrying out threat to veto prose
You know nothing about Texas. Even conservatives begrudgingly voted for Perry. They really don't like him. Tesla is considering Austin, the liberal mecca here in Texas, but that has less to do with "business friendly" and more to do with the highly educated populace that Austin has to offer, thanks to it's long-term investments into education, something that Republicans despise.
As I posted earlier today, Perry is the longest serving Governor in Texas history. The voters approved of the way he ran the State and kept him in that position - and I would venture a guess that if he were to run again for Governor, he would win again! He runs a business-friendly State, which is why many businesses fleeing California and other states relocate to Texas, and there's lots of wide-open spaces to welcome them. I understand that Tesla is considering Texas as a site for their huge new "gigabattery" plant which will employ 6500 people. The last I heard, a decision is expected by the end of the year on which of the four States that are bidding will be the winner.
Greetings, Erik. :2wave:
You know nothing about Texas. Even conservatives begrudgingly voted for Perry. They really don't like him. Tesla is considering Austin, the liberal mecca here in Texas, but that has less to do with "business friendly" and more to do with the highly educated populace that Austin has to offer, thanks to it's long-term investments into education, something that Republicans despise.