Ohio Liberty Council

Who’s more organized?  Ohio or Texas?
Click to listen to the ribbing that Glenn gives Texas.

Glenn: I have to tell you, when we come back.  Pat would you write this down for me?  I want to talk about Texas.  I’m a little disappointed in Texas quite honestly … and AMAZED by Ohio.  What is coming out of Ohio is what I expected to come out of Texas.  There are so many activist groups now on the conservative side now coming out of Ohio that I can’t believe it.  Ohio is leading the way.  Lookout baby, lookout because Ohio is coming.

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Pat: You mentioned earlier that you’re disappointed in Texas, what was that about? Why?

Glenn: Well because Texas I always thought would lead the way.

Pat: On…?

Glenn: Lead the way on, um, not standing up — because they are standing up.

Pat: Yeah.

Glenn: But I don’t think I’ve … I haven’t seen the organizational, uhh, teams coming out of Texas.  You know what I mean?  I haven’t seen … Ohio … and maybe it’s just because you’ve been organized in your community to death and you’ve seen it around you for so long that ummm, Ohio seems to be organized.  You know they are starting to organize themselves.  The 912 projects up in Ohio are huge — I think they are in Texas too, I don’t know — but they’re huge.  The way they are organizing themselves.  The different things that are coming out of Texas — I mean out of Ohio — are amazing.  And I just, maybe it’s just my perception, because I don’t get a chance to pay attention to a lot of the stuff that’s going on … I only see what crosses my desk or what people are calling in on. Umm, so maybe I’m wrong on that.

Pat: Now you are going to get a flood of stuff from Texas.  [In mock caller voice] “Well, we’re doin … we … we got Texans for Seccession”.  [laughter]

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