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By Thomas Elias Thomas Elias is an independent opinion columnist for Paso Robles Press; you can email him at [email protected]. Memo to Larry Ellison (Oracle Corp.), Elon Musk (Tesla), and other Californians eyeing a move to Texas because it has no state income tax but does feature lower living expenses and far less government regulation than California: Think twice, maybe three times, before you leap. That’s one lesson of the mid-February combination of blizzard and deep-freeze that struck the Lone Star state, dropping some outdoor temperatures near zero and indoor levels into the 30s and sometimes lower. ....
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To the editor: As millions of people were shivering in the dark after an Arctic blast knocked out much of the Lone Star State’s power system, Mayor Tim Boyd of Colorado City had choice words for his fellow Texans. “No one owes you or your family anything. … I’m sick and tired of people looking for a damn handout. … Think outside the box to survive.” Individuals who camped out in their frigid homes waiting for help were “lazy.” For Boyd, the big freeze was survival of the fittest, which no doubt included “when the going gets tough, the tough get going” Sen. Ted Cruz, who went to Mexico with his daughters. Makes you wonder why everyone in Texas didn’t head to a Mexican resort to sit out the storm, a margarita or Corona in hand. ....