Looking for the right small town in "real" Texas

San Antonio TX

27 April, 2022

10:47 PM

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Hello Texans! I know you are being overrun by so many people escaping the chaos in their states, and maybe aren’t feeling so friendly towards any more, but I’m legit! I have been active in the Liberty movement since 2003 when my good friend deployed to Iraq, and then I saw RON Paul on the Daily Show in 2007. I got involved with the campaign and was an elected delegate to the Minnesota Republican State Convention for Ron Paul in 2008. I was interviewed twice on air by Alex Jones in 2012. Lost my job in production at the winery (lab and cellar) last August because of the C19 shots and mask nonsense (please don’t buy Duckhorn or Decoy wines if you think medical mandates are wrong), and participated in rallies to end the lock downs and segregation since May 2020. I WANT to work, and live around people that understand that the policies of a certain political party are causing these problems that we are seeing in NYC and San Francisco. I am a Christian, and Texas seems like the best fit overall (even if Florida's Governor is the best :) If anyone has advice about WHERE I will find the most like minded people (libertarians, Republicans, Constitutionalists, fiscal conservatives, small government, kind and hardworking, awake and not woke), I would greatly appreciate it!! I have ruled out the big cities (Houston, DFW, Austin, San Antonio), too near the coast (hurricanes, otherwise Lake Jackson/ Clute!) or Mexican border (my Spanish is good, but too much violence). I have a lot of experience in the wine industry, and know that Fredericksburg is the Napa of Texas wine, but am very wary of being too close to Austin and woke politics. Rep. Chip Roy is awesome, and his staff too. Most of the grape growing seems to be in Lubbock, maybe there will eventually be more wineries there? It would be nice to stay in wine, but I would be really happy to work in any kind of production/ manufacturing/ trade or a job that I can be on my feet and not have to sit at a desk all day, as long as not for the Government. TLDR: I'm most concerned with employment, affordable housing, mosquitoes, humidity, water supply/ drought, and not being surrounded by zombies that don't think for themselves or ask questions; where should I live? Thank you for reading this, and I hope you have a beautiful day!! Peace, Amy