Typical psychological projection that this board has come to expect of you.
GOP Wins...
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And another. (And triggered, too. Reeeeeeee!!!!!! Rebel flag!!!!!!!!)
Damn, thought Dave had a self awareness moment for a minute but when he didn't mention Chubby in there I knew he hadn't. 🤣
Lets play.
Its the left that fights against school vouchers and ensure that minorities in poor performing school districts (like those in most Big Blue cities) are stuck and can't go to the same schools the rich white liberals are sending their kids.
The number one driver of child labor in America today is via immigrants crossing the border which I'm pretty sure is a key tenet of the Dem platform.
You mean for distributing pornographic material to minors? Maybe that legal in Portland, but in most of America, that is illegal.
I agree with you here, although I'd note that its a binary choice. I either let doctors permanently mutilate children and abort perfectly healthy babies or I have to choose to legislate it. I don't like it. But I like the Dem alternative even worse.
You aren't allowed to use the term woman. Your party refuses to define it.
Both sides do this. They just frame the narrative based on the tax cuts or financial incentives their party supports, as the SALT discussions have clearly demonstrated. I'll happily vote for either party's candidates as soon as they promise to cut spending as that's what government really needs.
You mean like installing work requirements for said assistance? Ooh. How terrible.
Boom. Roasted.
Shocked that neither Oregon or Illinois is on that list. I mean if you really want me to take gerrymandering seriously, you have to be willing to call out both sides.
Sounds good let’s do that…
Would you agree Republican gerrymandering is significantly more commonplace and disenfranchising?
Nope. I think both parties are as egregious as possible without violating whatever state laws may be in place.
Democrook redistricting plan in Louisiana had parts of Shreveport and New Orleans in the same congressional district. For reference, that’d be like having Guymon and Idabel in the same district. Just sayin’, porky.
Do you really wanna dig this hole? Cmon man lol…you can’t be this disingenuous in real life, can you?
carry on
How Gerrymandering Helped House Democrats in 2022 | National Review
House Democrats benefitted from gerrymandering, as election analysts now report.
www.nationalreview.com
Dumbass.
I would love to see your breakdown on the history of gerrymandering by party with links to fair and accurate sources.
I don’t know the answer to your question about whether Republicans or Democrats gerrymander the most. Isn’t one of the perks for a state party apparatus that whichever party controls the state legislature is the party with the power to gerrymander? If that’s true I think Republicans control more state governments than Democrats. So the logical deduction would be Republicans gerrymander the most. I assume you already knew the answer to your question and you thought you’d slip in a quick “gotcha.” So is my answer correct?
How Gerrymandering Helped House Democrats in 2022 | National Review
House Democrats benefitted from gerrymandering, as election analysts now report.
Dumbass.
You didn’t actually take the time to self-check your self-own here, did you? hahahahaha
If the National Review’s scathing research is similar to Cook’s findings (linked in the story)….how do you explain this???
The Impact of 2022 Redistricting
Republicans continue to benefit from an electoral map tilted in their favor on nearly all levels. The median Senate seat (a tie between Georgia and North Carolina) has a Cook PVI score of R+3 — three points to the right of the nation. The median Electoral College vote (located in Wisconsin) has a PVI score of R+2. And after redistricting, the median House seat (Michigan's 8th CD) retains a modest skew of R+1, virtually unchanged from the old map.“DuMBaSs”
carry on
You can start with the Cook report linked in the self-pwning dumbass’s post.
carry on
Democrats embarked on a riskier strategy of drawing as many Democratic-leaning seats as possible — and it paid off. Democrats won 24 of the 25 seats they set out to draw for themselves in Illinois, Nevada, New Mexico and Oregon — including five seats by less than five points.
Yea you are a dumbass who only takes what he wants to hear, while ignoring that which he does not want to hear.
Damn I was hoping for your first ever comprehensive post that backed up your paper thin intellectualism. Rats.
Guess we’ll have to remain dependent upon your cogent and thorough analyses of the fairness of voting districts in America…what with 50 poiNts hiGhEr iQ to work with and all. Rats.
carry on
David Allen school of smug and stupid.
Who created that map? Serious question, I am not aware who controls redistricting in LA.
Lol. Looked it up. The GOP created that map to force the Dems into a single district.
SIL is such a rube.
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FIFY, dipshit. When you’re not talking out your ass, you’re reading and listening through it, poor bastard.
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Can you show me where race is the reason for these people wanting to go to private schools? Could it be that these people want to escape the problems of public schools?
Of you or Clinton? I need clarification before I answer.
I thought Clinton wanted to back up what he was talking about. I was really prepared for a high iq post full of substance like we usually get. Do you want to provide proof Republicans have used gerrymandering in a nefarious way more than Democrats? Or just white knighting for your apprentice?
Cities controlled by leftists for decades are still pretty segregated.
