The Michael Berry Joe

Mark White served as the governor of Texas from 1983 to 1987

Growing up in a Democrat household, Mark White was a very different Democrat than the Democrat

Party today.

He had East Texas values.

He was far more conservative than Democrats of today. This was a period of time

when a number of Democrats in Texas were moving over to the Republican Party, people like Rick Perry, Phil Grant among

them and at the time the conservative Democrat was being left out, they

gravitated to the Republican Party, leaving the Democrats to be dominated by what call themselves progressive, but they're left-wing

nuts.

And it's sort of like what happens when you had white flight out of the urban core.

White flights no longer white flight. Now it's white flight, black flight, Hispanic flight, Asian flight.

It is it is blight flight. People don't want to live in these dangerous

big cities any longer. Well as the people who care, the law-abiding citizens, leave, they leave people who are

apartment dwellers that don't vote, and they leave these cities to be third world countries because the kind of people

that get elected in municipalities and that just makes it worse it exacerbates it.

Well that's what happened with the Texas Democrat Party.

When the Mark Whites left the party,

it was left to the Beto El Rorks, the nut jobs. So anyway, I always had a lot of respect for Mark White.

He was a former Secretary of State and then Governor, one of the last of the Democrat governors.

And he and I sat down for just over an hour.

I have a lot of respect for Mark White.

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