Jokes on them. That's when we're all going to move to California and pick up the pieces for a bargain!RulesForTheNotForMe said:
My goodness, at this rate Texas will be blue in 2 years.
Come on in, just stop voting for the crap you are fleeing from.... you stupid computer nerds.
Yesterday, I heard a guy from the Texas Public Policy Foundation say multiple surveys show the people leaving California for Texas are generally more conservative than native Texans. By and large, it's right-leaning folks that are leaving California for Texas.ABATTBQ87 said:
great, more liberal POS moving from California to Texas.
Travis, Williamson, and Hays county going solid blue in the next election
That is probably what is happening. When the new office opened there were rumors that this may happen.BadMoonRisin said:
They already have a pretty big campus here. Are they just moving the C-suite offices here? Sounds like they are still keeping their offices in Redwood City.
Unfortunately, they are already blue. Hays more so than Williamson.ABATTBQ87 said:
great, more liberal POS moving from California to Texas.
Travis, Williamson, and Hays county going solid blue in the next election
RulesForTheNotForMe said:
My goodness, at this rate Texas will be blue in 2 years.
Come on in, just stop voting for the crap you are fleeing from.... you stupid computer nerds.
BadMoonRisin said:
They already have a pretty big campus here. Are they just moving the C-suite offices here? Sounds like they are still keeping their offices in Redwood City.
OaklandAg06 said:
Reads like it is as much of a mailbox move as anything. I bet it has to do mostly with getting out of as much of the CA tax burden as possible. I wouldn't expect to see Larry setting sail on Lake Austin anytime soon.
Oracle is one of the more conservative tech companies as well, take that for what it is worth.
Frankly, I don't believe that at all._mpaul said:Yesterday, I heard a guy from the Texas Public Policy Foundation say multiple surveys show the people leaving California for Texas are generally more conservative than native Texans. By and large, it's right-leaning folks that are leaving California for Texas.ABATTBQ87 said:
great, more liberal POS moving from California to Texas.
Travis, Williamson, and Hays county going solid blue in the next election
The guy addressed that as well. He said that the left-leaning folks leaving California were generally heading to AZ and NV because those states are more in line with California politics.Eliminatus said:Frankly, I don't believe that at all._mpaul said:Yesterday, I heard a guy from the Texas Public Policy Foundation say multiple surveys show the people leaving California for Texas are generally more conservative than native Texans. By and large, it's right-leaning folks that are leaving California for Texas.ABATTBQ87 said:
great, more liberal POS moving from California to Texas.
Travis, Williamson, and Hays county going solid blue in the next election
I personally saw the Cali invasion of Arizona. They were typical left coast Libs. Zero red in them.
People leaving of their own volition may be, but workers relocating due to company shifts? Flip a coin.....at best.
Yep. Liberalism spreads like a f-ing virus. Austin will be every bit as BSC lib as San Fransicko in a few years. It's already night and day different than it was just a handful of years ago.MaxPower said:
Texas is done
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That lib hive mind is going to destroy this state. . .
So this is bad gentrification.rgag12 said:
Say good bye to the Texas hill country. Now that Texas is Silicon Valley, a shack in the hill country is going to cost 1 million
rgag12 said:
Say good bye to the Texas hill country. Now that Texas is Silicon Valley, a shack in the hill country is going to cost 1 million
I have news, they already do. IIRC, Larry Ellison had a mansion in Austin for at least 20 years.Cassius said:rgag12 said:
Say good bye to the Texas hill country. Now that Texas is Silicon Valley, a shack in the hill country is going to cost 1 million
Well, it should increase TX revenue and decrease CA revenue. Also, Oracle has no plans to relocate anyone from Redwood to Austin.rgag12 said:
This is NOT good
One can only hope this is true._mpaul said:Yesterday, I heard a guy from the Texas Public Policy Foundation say multiple surveys show the people leaving California for Texas are generally more conservative than native Texans. By and large, it's right-leaning folks that are leaving California for Texas.ABATTBQ87 said:
great, more liberal POS moving from California to Texas.
Travis, Williamson, and Hays county going solid blue in the next election
There's relative levels of Wokeness in play here.TxTarpon said:
So much for Go Woke and Go Broke. Third big company going there this year.