[CaptainZapp]

Then again, Texans may be in deep shit if the weather turns too cold or too hot and the power grid conked yet again.

Believe it or not, but a well maintained infrastructure has a lot to do with adequate taxation and regulation.

[refurb]

Indeed, unlike say, California whose high taxes have helped create a robust electrical infrastructure which hasn’t randomly started fires destroying entire towns (and killing dozens) and doesn’t have rolling blackouts each summer.

Is that what you mean?

[bin_bash]

I just bought a generator with some of the tens of thousands I’m saving by not paying CA tax anymore

[User23]

Texas has other even more terrifying fragilities that I'm not going to get specific on, because they're that scary and I don't want to give crazy people ideas.

[forum_ghost]

ERCOT’s CEO was fired over the incident im sure you are referring to. fired within weeks.

Who’s getting fired over California’s blackouts? Let me guess, it’s all just climate change?