
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Looks like the Republicans missed their deadline to stop California from redistricting.
These Newsom tweets mocking Trump are absolutely hilarious.
Wrong image - this one
The one where he referred to himself as Gavin Christopher Newsom had me rolling.
Honestly, some people criticize him for it, but I think it is a brilliant way to highlight how absolutely ridiculous Trump sounds.
The North Carolina Democrats account has joined in the fun.
Post them!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Republicans redistricting hard. When you can't win fairly...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/texas-republicans-unveil-congressional-map-that-could-gift-them-five-seats/ar-AA1JADro?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=7f1c90dc109d475c88285f6d195627e9&ei=10
Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map in Texas that would allow the party to pick up as many as five additional congressional seats, an aggressive maneuver that has already met decisive outcry from Democrats and comes as the GOP tries to stave off losses in next year’s midterm elections.
Republicans already hold 25 of Texas’s 38 congressional seats. But at the urging of Donald Trump, Texas’s governor, Greg Abbott, called a special session this month to redraw the state’s congressional districts. After contentious hearings across the state, Republicans unveiled their proposed map on Wednesday.
Had the map been in place for the 2024 election, Trump would have carried 30 of the districts, while Kamala Harris would have carried just eight, according to data from Dave’s Redistricting App, an online tool that allows for analysis of voting districts.
The map unveiled on Wednesday represents the most aggressive effort for Republicans. While analysts said Republicans could target three Democratic seats easily, trying to claim more risked spreading GOP voters too thin.
Good. This is what they SHOULD be doing. Taking pages from the democrat party playbook. It worked fine for dems in IL, MA and CA, so it should work fine for R’s in Texas.
I love how the right continuously cites three states (MD, IL, CA) without acknowledging the 20 states the GOP gerrymanders, including FL, OH, GA, WI, TX (already) and so on. Egregious. The good news is there are many more seats the Dems could gerrymander if the GOP really wants a tit for tat.
I would like to see a cohesive multistage strategy. I’d happily donate to an organization that could fund this all in the most efficient way possible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Republicans redistricting hard. When you can't win fairly...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/texas-republicans-unveil-congressional-map-that-could-gift-them-five-seats/ar-AA1JADro?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=7f1c90dc109d475c88285f6d195627e9&ei=10
Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map in Texas that would allow the party to pick up as many as five additional congressional seats, an aggressive maneuver that has already met decisive outcry from Democrats and comes as the GOP tries to stave off losses in next year’s midterm elections.
Republicans already hold 25 of Texas’s 38 congressional seats. But at the urging of Donald Trump, Texas’s governor, Greg Abbott, called a special session this month to redraw the state’s congressional districts. After contentious hearings across the state, Republicans unveiled their proposed map on Wednesday.
Had the map been in place for the 2024 election, Trump would have carried 30 of the districts, while Kamala Harris would have carried just eight, according to data from Dave’s Redistricting App, an online tool that allows for analysis of voting districts.
The map unveiled on Wednesday represents the most aggressive effort for Republicans. While analysts said Republicans could target three Democratic seats easily, trying to claim more risked spreading GOP voters too thin.
Good. This is what they SHOULD be doing. Taking pages from the democrat party playbook. It worked fine for dems in IL, MA and CA, so it should work fine for R’s in Texas.
I love how the right continuously cites three states (MD, IL, CA) without acknowledging the 20 states the GOP gerrymanders, including FL, OH, GA, WI, TX (already) and so on. Egregious. The good news is there are many more seats the Dems could gerrymander if the GOP really wants a tit for tat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Republicans redistricting hard. When you can't win fairly...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/texas-republicans-unveil-congressional-map-that-could-gift-them-five-seats/ar-AA1JADro?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=7f1c90dc109d475c88285f6d195627e9&ei=10
Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map in Texas that would allow the party to pick up as many as five additional congressional seats, an aggressive maneuver that has already met decisive outcry from Democrats and comes as the GOP tries to stave off losses in next year’s midterm elections.
Republicans already hold 25 of Texas’s 38 congressional seats. But at the urging of Donald Trump, Texas’s governor, Greg Abbott, called a special session this month to redraw the state’s congressional districts. After contentious hearings across the state, Republicans unveiled their proposed map on Wednesday.
Had the map been in place for the 2024 election, Trump would have carried 30 of the districts, while Kamala Harris would have carried just eight, according to data from Dave’s Redistricting App, an online tool that allows for analysis of voting districts.
The map unveiled on Wednesday represents the most aggressive effort for Republicans. While analysts said Republicans could target three Democratic seats easily, trying to claim more risked spreading GOP voters too thin.
Good. This is what they SHOULD be doing. Taking pages from the democrat party playbook. It worked fine for dems in IL, MA and CA, so it should work fine for R’s in Texas.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Republicans redistricting hard. When you can't win fairly...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/texas-republicans-unveil-congressional-map-that-could-gift-them-five-seats/ar-AA1JADro?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=7f1c90dc109d475c88285f6d195627e9&ei=10
Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map in Texas that would allow the party to pick up as many as five additional congressional seats, an aggressive maneuver that has already met decisive outcry from Democrats and comes as the GOP tries to stave off losses in next year’s midterm elections.
Republicans already hold 25 of Texas’s 38 congressional seats. But at the urging of Donald Trump, Texas’s governor, Greg Abbott, called a special session this month to redraw the state’s congressional districts. After contentious hearings across the state, Republicans unveiled their proposed map on Wednesday.
Had the map been in place for the 2024 election, Trump would have carried 30 of the districts, while Kamala Harris would have carried just eight, according to data from Dave’s Redistricting App, an online tool that allows for analysis of voting districts.
The map unveiled on Wednesday represents the most aggressive effort for Republicans. While analysts said Republicans could target three Democratic seats easily, trying to claim more risked spreading GOP voters too thin.
Good. This is what they SHOULD be doing. Taking pages from the democrat party playbook. It worked fine for dems in IL, MA and CA, so it should work fine for R’s in Texas.
Anonymous wrote:Republicans redistricting hard. When you can't win fairly...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/texas-republicans-unveil-congressional-map-that-could-gift-them-five-seats/ar-AA1JADro?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=7f1c90dc109d475c88285f6d195627e9&ei=10
Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map in Texas that would allow the party to pick up as many as five additional congressional seats, an aggressive maneuver that has already met decisive outcry from Democrats and comes as the GOP tries to stave off losses in next year’s midterm elections.
Republicans already hold 25 of Texas’s 38 congressional seats. But at the urging of Donald Trump, Texas’s governor, Greg Abbott, called a special session this month to redraw the state’s congressional districts. After contentious hearings across the state, Republicans unveiled their proposed map on Wednesday.
Had the map been in place for the 2024 election, Trump would have carried 30 of the districts, while Kamala Harris would have carried just eight, according to data from Dave’s Redistricting App, an online tool that allows for analysis of voting districts.
The map unveiled on Wednesday represents the most aggressive effort for Republicans. While analysts said Republicans could target three Democratic seats easily, trying to claim more risked spreading GOP voters too thin.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Looks like the Republicans missed their deadline to stop California from redistricting.
These Newsom tweets mocking Trump are absolutely hilarious.
Wrong image - this one
The one where he referred to himself as Gavin Christopher Newsom had me rolling.
Honestly, some people criticize him for it, but I think it is a brilliant way to highlight how absolutely ridiculous Trump sounds.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Looks like the Republicans missed their deadline to stop California from redistricting.
These Newsom tweets mocking Trump are absolutely hilarious.
Wrong image - this one
Anonymous wrote:Dems caved. They've announced that they're going back to Texas in the coming days to fight in court now that California is apparently doing something. They needed to stay away and at least get a concession, like a public vote on the new maps. If they are going to copy any tactic like Trump, it needs to be his stubbornness and not-giving-up.
Anonymous wrote:Have they issued a proposed map for California's new districts?
Are the Democrats that lose Democrat voters OK with it?