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Similar vein: virtually every true Republican I know has no faith in Bo French or most of the county “leadership.” They know one decent candidate who’s slightly left of center, or slightly right of center but believes 1-2 liberal things, can win here pretty easily.

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r/FortWorth

Thank you.
r/FortWorth

FUMC downtown, UCC by TCU, and St. Paul’s near I-30 all seem semi-normal. I’ve only attended the first one, but I know a lot of people at the other two. They seem right-leaning but not MAGA-y, and the pastors stay out of the mud.
r/FortWorth

Probably hyperbolic. I’ve just not often seen major cities let churches decide their own zoning because of threatening lawsuits. They don’t have the power of the big-name families or a guy like Mike Berry or Dee Kelly Jr., but they have more power than elected officials — and that showed last month.
r/FortWorth

I honestly think FWISD is the worst large-city district in the state now.
r/FortWorth

It’ll be cold for another 104 hours, but I don’t think it will be power-losing, stories-for-years bad, no. I hope not.
r/FortWorth

Summary is that they got the city to bend the knee and now real estate developers are salivating because maybe, just maybe, it’s a new revenue stream.
r/FortWorth

What the deuce?
r/FortWorth

Little bit NIMBY, little bit safety, litttle bit how that church operates, little bit why is the location of this being publicized
r/economicCollapse

YES
r/FortWorth

I do not disagree that we are 29 out of 30. I think that was my main point. That’s been reported in about six places. I think maybe the chart (from Fort Worth Report in 2023) is a little off, and I apologize for that.