YDB95
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My guess is Paxton will win it in the first round.As a lifelong Texan, I wouldn't be surprised if the Cornyn vs Paxton showdown goes to a runoff in May 2026.
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My guess is Paxton will win it in the first round.As a lifelong Texan, I wouldn't be surprised if the Cornyn vs Paxton showdown goes to a runoff in May 2026.
That's interesting. +1 for Cornyn.BREAKING NEWS ALERT: FBI Director Kash Patel approved United States Senator John Cornyn (R-TX)'s request in getting the FBI involved in hunting down the derelict uppity Texas House Democratic state lawmakers.
More juiciness of FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT.
Gut feeling the Texas House Democrats will cave and return home.That's interesting. +1 for Cornyn.
Gut feeling the Texas House Democrats will cave and return home.
You sure like to run your mouth out of ignorance.Does your gut support gerrymandering?
Where is the money coming from for this little junket? We may be looking at bribery and that would make it federal.The Dems aren't breaking any federal laws, so I don't see where Patel has any authority. God knows that alone won't stop him, though...
Even for you, that's a reach. Just for starters, you'd have to prove the TX Dems didn't want to do this and only chose to do it when someone else offered to pay them to do it. Then there's also the fact that your side of the aisle has been doing everything they could to destroy campaign finance laws for decades now, so a lot of things that should be illegal currently are not. I could go on.Where is the money coming from for this little junket? We may be looking at bribery and that would make it federal.
You sure like to run your mouth out of ignorance.
First of all, the only time you assholes bitch about redistricting is when the republicans get to draw the map. When the democrats do it..............crickets.
Second, the new (proposed) Texas district map makes a whole hell of a lot more sense than the old one.
Old v. New district maps.
You can run your mouth all you want but the investigators are going to follow the money, and it IS being investigated.Even for you, that's a reach. Just for starters, you'd have to prove the TX Dems didn't want to do this and only chose to do it when someone else offered to pay them to do it. Then there's also the fact that your side of the aisle has been doing everything they could to destroy campaign finance laws for decades now, so a lot of things that should be illegal currently are not. I could go on.
Which doesn't mean anything illegal is going to be uncovered, nor does it change the fact that the TX Dems did not violate any federal laws by leaving Texas.You can run your mouth all you want but the investigators are going to follow the money, and it IS being investigated.
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.Which doesn't mean anything illegal is going to be uncovered, nor does it change the fact that the TX Dems did not violate any federal laws by leaving Texas.
Yes, and the only thing I said was there is nothing to investigate. Something to think about the next time you feel like whining about wasted tax dollars.Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
The only thing I fucking said was "IT'S GOING TO BE INVESTIGATED." Got it? Good.
I stated a fact, you stated an opinion. See the difference?Yes, and the only thing I said was there is nothing to investigate. Something to think about the next time you feel like whining about wasted tax dollars.
I said the TX Dems are not breaking any federal law. That is not an opinion; it's a fact.I stated a fact, you stated an opinion. See the difference?
The democrat party has become the party of the an unhinged collection of emotional 4 year olds. If they choose to retaliate the results, both functionally and politically, should prove interesting.On a national basis, Democrats have done a far better job than Republicans at redistricting for partisan advantage, also known as gerrymandering. That’s why Texas is now invoking the nuclear option by redistricting mid-census cycle. Democrats are of course howling, and some states such as California and New York are threatening to retaliate. They would be wise to think twice about that.
WSJ opinion columnist Kimberley Strassel does a great job detailing the GOP’s structural advantage in a national redistricting war. In her words:
“In a nationwide redistricting race, Democrats don’t have much running room. They’ve already redistricted the dickens out of their states.”
She lays out the math and the political calculus. If the move by Texas spreads nationally, it’s a war Democrats are likely to lose. Strassel persuasively argues that Dems would be better off continuing their faux outrage at Texas to energize their base, but they’d be foolish to try retaliating. Let’s hope Dems ignore her.
https://www.wsj.com/opinion/democra...0b08f?st=5gSFoT&reflink=article_copyURL_share
A noble wish that many have held for over 2 centuries. It isn’t likely to happen in our lifetimes because the Democratic and Republican parties won’t go along.Gerrymandering should be illegal.
Gerrymandering should be illegal.A noble wish that many have held for over 2 centuries. It isn’t likely to happen in our lifetimes because the Democratic and Republican parties won’t go along.
You're a broken record.Gerrymandering should be illegal.
Political power guides parties.
You sure like to run your mouth out of ignorance.
First of all, the only time you assholes bitch about redistricting is when the republicans get to draw the map. When the democrats do it..............crickets.
Second, the new (proposed) Texas district map makes a whole hell of a lot more sense than the old one.
Old v. New district maps.