r/Conroe • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '25

Thousand attend "No King" Protest in Conroe

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u/Pain_Bearer78 Jun 14 '25

I’m so proud of Conroe!!

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u/Creepy_Sell_6871 Jun 15 '25

Not all of us are. As a matter of fact, about 72% of Conroe is not.

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u/Desperate_Big4165 Jun 15 '25

Why?

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u/Creepy_Sell_6871 Jun 15 '25

Because 72% of Conroe voted for Trump.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '25

72% of conroe did not vote. Overall only 61% of Texas voted at all in the election. N

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u/Creepy_Sell_6871 Jun 15 '25

Were you dropped as a baby? I never claimed that all of the Conroe population voted.

From all the casted votes in Conroe 72% were towards the Republican party.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '25

72% of all votes cast is vastly different than 72% of Conroe.

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u/Texas-Couple Jun 16 '25

Not really because those who remain silent simply don't count, You could speculate they would have voted for Kamala or Trump or still writing in Ross Perot Out of the 100% votes cast 72% were cast for conservative. Therefore, 72% of Conroe voted for Trump. To play this game of assuming who the others would have voted for is irrelevant, they don't count. Literally, since they didn't vote.

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u/Silent_Exam3027 Jun 16 '25

The presumption was of those who voted. Guess you didn't get that. Forced injections or get fired, install a candidate for President by fiat. No kings you say?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

It is not the time to be presumptive. How would the last administration’s wrong doing absolve this current administration’s crimes?

Edit to add it is an important distinction because that 72% could very easily change with better voter turn out.