Sardines
Well-Known Member
Meanwhile Russia is on the two more weeks forever plan...
Ukrainian children's lives just don't matter as much as that nasty bitch's liberty
What are Republicans doing to Unify the country?
- Thread starter The Thriller
- Start date
Ukrainian children's lives just don't matter as much as that nasty bitch's liberty
The Thriller
Well-Known Member
The Thriller
Well-Known Member
They don’t matter as much as cheap egg prices either. Americans had a clear choice last fall:
1. Support Ukraine
2. Support Russia
They chose 2.
Cuz woke or trans swimmers or egg prices or something. No one should be surprised that the only “deal” Trump will come up with is the deal Putin has wanted all along. The real problem in America is this alternative reality that millions of bored Americans and our corporate media that craves tax cuts and eyeballs have created, where Trump doesn’t suck ***.
Last edited:
Red
Well-Known Member
At least where the House is concerned, the Redistricting war may result in single party rule eventually….
www.reuters.com
President Donald Trump's push for Republican-led states to redraw their U.S. House of Representatives districts to protect their majority in next year's midterm elections could set the stage for Republicans to dominate the chamber in decades to come, political analysts and experts said.
Republicans hold a 219-212 House majority and Trump is looking to break the streak of midterm House losses for the sitting president's party -- as happened to him in 2018 and to Democratic President Joe Biden in 2022 -- by pushing states starting with Texas to aggressively redistrict.
Democratic states, led by California, have threatened to retaliate by redrawing their own districts for partisan gain, a longstanding feature of U.S. politics known as gerrymandering that has grown far more potent thanks to modern data analysis tools.
But Republicans hold the advantage, with control of the state legislatures and governorships of 23 states, compared with 15 for Democrats. Further, independent analysts say, population shifts could create as many as 11 new congressional seats in Republican Southern and Western states after the 2030 U.S. Census.
Democrats enjoyed 40 years of unbroken House control beginning in 1955 and ending in 1995 as conservative Southern Democrats defected to the Republican Party in earnest.
apnews.com
Trump's redistricting push could bring decades of Republican rule to the US House
A Reuters/Ipsos poll released this month found that most Americans oppose partisan gerrymandering, to the degree that many worry about U.S. democracy being in jeopardy.
www.reuters.com
President Donald Trump's push for Republican-led states to redraw their U.S. House of Representatives districts to protect their majority in next year's midterm elections could set the stage for Republicans to dominate the chamber in decades to come, political analysts and experts said.
Republicans hold a 219-212 House majority and Trump is looking to break the streak of midterm House losses for the sitting president's party -- as happened to him in 2018 and to Democratic President Joe Biden in 2022 -- by pushing states starting with Texas to aggressively redistrict.
Democratic states, led by California, have threatened to retaliate by redrawing their own districts for partisan gain, a longstanding feature of U.S. politics known as gerrymandering that has grown far more potent thanks to modern data analysis tools.
But Republicans hold the advantage, with control of the state legislatures and governorships of 23 states, compared with 15 for Democrats. Further, independent analysts say, population shifts could create as many as 11 new congressional seats in Republican Southern and Western states after the 2030 U.S. Census.
Democrats enjoyed 40 years of unbroken House control beginning in 1955 and ending in 1995 as conservative Southern Democrats defected to the Republican Party in earnest.
AP analysis shows Texas and California redistricting efforts could mess with rare partisan balance
Moves by Texas Republicans and California Democrats to redraw their U.S. House districts could disrupt a rare partisan balance in American politics.
apnews.com