Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Voting yes on election day. If Texas goes back to their old, fairer maps, then Virginia can too. Until then, this is the solution to the majority of the commonwealth being disenfranchised.
California already compensated for Texas' changes. Virginia doesn't need to change their maps.
Virginia is attempting to compensate for all of the other Republican states that gerrymandered after Texas: Missouri, Ohio, and North Carolina. And Florida is on deck. None of those states offered it up to the voters directly, either.
So you’ll be cool when FL reciprocates? Listen to yourself!
I’m not cool with any of this, which is why I’ve supported the multiple bills in Congress that ban partisan gerrymandering.
+1
I fully support a federal ban on gerrymandering...but until then...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I voted yes and was sad about it. I’m glad it is temporary.
I realized as the Trump signs on the lawns around me turned into vote NO signs that the people who ares saying that aren’t doing it out of principle. If it were Republicans redistricting, they would be just fine with it. They voted for Trump who is a liar, a bankrupt sexual assaulter and bringing our country to its knees. They have no principles and the only way to stop the monster is to have a temporary redistricting measure. They would do the same, and voted for someone who stormed the US capital to stay in power.
It was a sad vote, but like when I parent my kids, sometimes even sad things need to happen.
You are the one who is a liar. You were not sad about it. You were overcome with joy casting that vote, enabling your “side” to steal 4 seats in the House. You think you upped Trump, you didn’t. But congratulations, you just taught those kids that two wrongs make a right. Great parenting!
Not really, I just gave up on believing Republicans want to uphold democracy and peoples rights over corporations and power. They don’t. It does make me sad.
And now you think Democrats do? Bless your heart
Thanks, bless yours too. God save the republic. I am feeling powerless against the abomination that trumps second term. He is destroying the USA. I don’t think dems are great, but this is absolutely awful and no one is listening.
Gerrymandering Virginia is not going to save the Republic and actively destroys the rights of others. I guess that's OK since they are not on your team.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I voted yes and was sad about it. I’m glad it is temporary.
I realized as the Trump signs on the lawns around me turned into vote NO signs that the people who ares saying that aren’t doing it out of principle. If it were Republicans redistricting, they would be just fine with it. They voted for Trump who is a liar, a bankrupt sexual assaulter and bringing our country to its knees. They have no principles and the only way to stop the monster is to have a temporary redistricting measure. They would do the same, and voted for someone who stormed the US capital to stay in power.
It was a sad vote, but like when I parent my kids, sometimes even sad things need to happen.
You are the one who is a liar. You were not sad about it. You were overcome with joy casting that vote, enabling your “side” to steal 4 seats in the House. You think you upped Trump, you didn’t. But congratulations, you just taught those kids that two wrongs make a right. Great parenting!
Not really, I just gave up on believing Republicans want to uphold democracy and peoples rights over corporations and power. They don’t. It does make me sad.
And now you think Democrats do? Bless your heart
Thanks, bless yours too. God save the republic. I am feeling powerless against the abomination that trumps second term. He is destroying the USA. I don’t think dems are great, but this is absolutely awful and no one is listening.
Gerrymandering Virginia is not going to save the Republic and actively destroys the rights of others. I guess that's OK since they are not on your team.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I voted yes and was sad about it. I’m glad it is temporary.
I realized as the Trump signs on the lawns around me turned into vote NO signs that the people who ares saying that aren’t doing it out of principle. If it were Republicans redistricting, they would be just fine with it. They voted for Trump who is a liar, a bankrupt sexual assaulter and bringing our country to its knees. They have no principles and the only way to stop the monster is to have a temporary redistricting measure. They would do the same, and voted for someone who stormed the US capital to stay in power.
It was a sad vote, but like when I parent my kids, sometimes even sad things need to happen.
You are the one who is a liar. You were not sad about it. You were overcome with joy casting that vote, enabling your “side” to steal 4 seats in the House. You think you upped Trump, you didn’t. But congratulations, you just taught those kids that two wrongs make a right. Great parenting!
Not really, I just gave up on believing Republicans want to uphold democracy and peoples rights over corporations and power. They don’t. It does make me sad.
And now you think Democrats do? Bless your heart
Thanks, bless yours too. God save the republic. I am feeling powerless against the abomination that trumps second term. He is destroying the USA. I don’t think dems are great, but this is absolutely awful and no one is listening.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a Bernie Bro and I voted no. Not only done that rhyme, but billionaire oligarchs are funding the “yes” movement and they must be stopped
Billionaire oligarchs are all lined up behind the orange 💩
50 million, mostly from out of state, says otherwise
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I voted yes and was sad about it. I’m glad it is temporary.
I realized as the Trump signs on the lawns around me turned into vote NO signs that the people who ares saying that aren’t doing it out of principle. If it were Republicans redistricting, they would be just fine with it. They voted for Trump who is a liar, a bankrupt sexual assaulter and bringing our country to its knees. They have no principles and the only way to stop the monster is to have a temporary redistricting measure. They would do the same, and voted for someone who stormed the US capital to stay in power.
It was a sad vote, but like when I parent my kids, sometimes even sad things need to happen.
You are the one who is a liar. You were not sad about it. You were overcome with joy casting that vote, enabling your “side” to steal 4 seats in the House. You think you upped Trump, you didn’t. But congratulations, you just taught those kids that two wrongs make a right. Great parenting!
Not really, I just gave up on believing Republicans want to uphold democracy and peoples rights over corporations and power. They don’t. It does make me sad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Voting yes on election day. If Texas goes back to their old, fairer maps, then Virginia can too. Until then, this is the solution to the majority of the commonwealth being disenfranchised.
California already compensated for Texas' changes. Virginia doesn't need to change their maps.
Virginia is attempting to compensate for all of the other Republican states that gerrymandered after Texas: Missouri, Ohio, and North Carolina. And Florida is on deck. None of those states offered it up to the voters directly, either.
So you’ll be cool when FL reciprocates? Listen to yourself!
I’m not cool with any of this, which is why I’ve supported the multiple bills in Congress that ban partisan gerrymandering.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Voting yes on election day. If Texas goes back to their old, fairer maps, then Virginia can too. Until then, this is the solution to the majority of the commonwealth being disenfranchised.
California already compensated for Texas' changes. Virginia doesn't need to change their maps.
Virginia is attempting to compensate for all of the other Republican states that gerrymandered after Texas: Missouri, Ohio, and North Carolina. And Florida is on deck. None of those states offered it up to the voters directly, either.
So you’ll be cool when FL reciprocates? Listen to yourself!
I’m not cool with any of this, which is why I’ve supported the multiple bills in Congress that ban partisan gerrymandering.
Not that tired excuse again. JFC. Educate yourself. Scroll up if needed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I voted yes and was sad about it. I’m glad it is temporary.
I realized as the Trump signs on the lawns around me turned into vote NO signs that the people who ares saying that aren’t doing it out of principle. If it were Republicans redistricting, they would be just fine with it. They voted for Trump who is a liar, a bankrupt sexual assaulter and bringing our country to its knees. They have no principles and the only way to stop the monster is to have a temporary redistricting measure. They would do the same, and voted for someone who stormed the US capital to stay in power.
It was a sad vote, but like when I parent my kids, sometimes even sad things need to happen.
You are the one who is a liar. You were not sad about it. You were overcome with joy casting that vote, enabling your “side” to steal 4 seats in the House. You think you upped Trump, you didn’t. But congratulations, you just taught those kids that two wrongs make a right. Great parenting!
Not really, I just gave up on believing Republicans want to uphold democracy and peoples rights over corporations and power. They don’t. It does make me sad.
And now you think Democrats do? Bless your heart
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I voted yes and was sad about it. I’m glad it is temporary.
I realized as the Trump signs on the lawns around me turned into vote NO signs that the people who ares saying that aren’t doing it out of principle. If it were Republicans redistricting, they would be just fine with it. They voted for Trump who is a liar, a bankrupt sexual assaulter and bringing our country to its knees. They have no principles and the only way to stop the monster is to have a temporary redistricting measure. They would do the same, and voted for someone who stormed the US capital to stay in power.
It was a sad vote, but like when I parent my kids, sometimes even sad things need to happen.
You are the one who is a liar. You were not sad about it. You were overcome with joy casting that vote, enabling your “side” to steal 4 seats in the House. You think you upped Trump, you didn’t. But congratulations, you just taught those kids that two wrongs make a right. Great parenting!
Not really, I just gave up on believing Republicans want to uphold democracy and peoples rights over corporations and power. They don’t. It does make me sad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Voting yes on election day. If Texas goes back to their old, fairer maps, then Virginia can too. Until then, this is the solution to the majority of the commonwealth being disenfranchised.
California already compensated for Texas' changes. Virginia doesn't need to change their maps.
Virginia is attempting to compensate for all of the other Republican states that gerrymandered after Texas: Missouri, Ohio, and North Carolina. And Florida is on deck. None of those states offered it up to the voters directly, either.
So you’ll be cool when FL reciprocates? Listen to yourself!
I’m not cool with any of this, which is why I’ve supported the multiple bills in Congress that ban partisan gerrymandering.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I voted yes and was sad about it. I’m glad it is temporary.
I realized as the Trump signs on the lawns around me turned into vote NO signs that the people who ares saying that aren’t doing it out of principle. If it were Republicans redistricting, they would be just fine with it. They voted for Trump who is a liar, a bankrupt sexual assaulter and bringing our country to its knees. They have no principles and the only way to stop the monster is to have a temporary redistricting measure. They would do the same, and voted for someone who stormed the US capital to stay in power.
It was a sad vote, but like when I parent my kids, sometimes even sad things need to happen.
You are the one who is a liar. You were not sad about it. You were overcome with joy casting that vote, enabling your “side” to steal 4 seats in the House. You think you upped Trump, you didn’t. But congratulations, you just taught those kids that two wrongs make a right. Great parenting!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Voting yes on election day. If Texas goes back to their old, fairer maps, then Virginia can too. Until then, this is the solution to the majority of the commonwealth being disenfranchised.
California already compensated for Texas' changes. Virginia doesn't need to change their maps.
Virginia is attempting to compensate for all of the other Republican states that gerrymandered after Texas: Missouri, Ohio, and North Carolina. And Florida is on deck. None of those states offered it up to the voters directly, either.
So you’ll be cool when FL reciprocates? Listen to yourself!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a Bernie Bro and I voted no. Not only done that rhyme, but billionaire oligarchs are funding the “yes” movement and they must be stopped
Billionaire oligarchs are all lined up behind the orange 💩