Austin Prop A

[narco1]

I lived most of my life in Austin. Loved it. Back then it was known to be a flaming liberal city. What that meant was that we were ok with Willie smoking weed and the weirdos going to Pease park to celebrate Eor's birthday (think Winnie the Poo).

Moved west of Dripping springs a little over 10 years ago. When I see what Austin has become it just makes me shake my head. Sometimes I find myself getting mad, then it dawns on it - it's not my concern or problem. Man, I'm glad I'm gone!

You might want to be concerned as Dripping is moving in that direction will all the Austin people moving there. Look at the polling numbers from last election

[glen]

Drip and Wimberly area are following suit.

[Tex_Cattleman]

You might want to be concerned as Dripping is moving in that direction will all the Austin people moving there. Look at the polling numbers from last election

I don't live in town, but am closely tied in to the community. I'm well aware of your point. I lost a DS school board election in 2017 during the height of the gender confused bathroom choice issue. It become THE issue of the election and the voters spoke. Take your pick, kids.

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