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Originally posted by Damien M
TX isn't in play, stop the delusional high-fiving 
No polling from there has ever alluded to it being a close race, unlike UT, AZ and PA (which is trending red)
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Excuse me. No one actually thinks she will win, if she did it wouldn't be a decisive win. However, if she does come within 5-10 points like polling suggest then that is a win for Democrats coming off a 12 and 16 point deficit in '08 and '12.
As we all have suggested, with the growing demographics, by 2020, 2024, or 2030 we could very much see the state turn blue. We've seen two polls from Texas and they both show good signs for her. It's not the safest red state is all I'll say. And we can forget the Utah thing because apparently he's back up, almost in double digits now.
Democrats are mainly losing because well 1) Obama and Hillary. 2)Low turnout among Hispanics. If she picks Castro, Trump would probably have to invest more into the state.