Anonymous #1 3w

Yes or no, did he agree with the map you claimed is gerrymandered?

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Anonymous OP 3w

He agreed to one map because there was literally no time left to get one signed. After vetoing another map (veto was overruled) and calling a ruling keeping a gerrymandered map in place “disappointing”

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Anonymous #1 3w

could gerrymander more thi

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Anonymous #2 3w

You’re acting like Maryland is a fair map that was enthusiastically signed and agreed to by a Republican governor who gave a big smile and thumbs up while he did. Just admit that the state has a gerrymandered map. Why is this so hard for you?

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Anonymous #1 3w

could gerrymander more tho

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Anonymous #2 3w

But it is gerrymandered, right?

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Anonymous #1 3w

you lack mental faculties to an astonishing degree

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Anonymous #1 3w

Well he did. He said it’s “almost everything we wanted” and “It's a tremendous victory for democracy and for free and fair elections in Maryland”

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And you are astonishingly lack spell check

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Anonymous #2 3w

I saw your first comment dummy

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Anonymous #1 3w

straight rocks up there, call that shit a landslide the way it rearranges every time your head moves

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Anonymous OP 3w

All I’m asking you to do is admit that many blue states are also gerrymandered. I really don’t think that’s too much to ask

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Anonymous #1 3w

youve probably turned the rocks to gravel, on its way to sand soon

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Anonymous #2 3w

Holy shit can you make any comment on the first try?

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Anonymous #1 3w

I dispute the “many”. Some, like Oregon, suck. But I disagree with “many”. And my point was about Maryland specifically. “My post so I control the narrative” or whatever lmao

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Anonymous #1 3w

whole lotta nothin except tumbleweeds up there

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Anonymous #1 3w

reporting live from inside #1's skull

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Anonymous OP 3w

California, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon. Those states alone make up most blue states

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Anonymous #1 3w

You could argue Washington too but that one is not too bad

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Anonymous #1 3w

Prove that their current congressional maps are gerrymandered in a partisan way

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Anonymous #1 3w

Also Alabama and Louisiana are red states with maps that were forced to favor Democrats

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Anonymous OP 3w

Just look at the percentages of popular vote and compare it to the percentage of republican representatives 😭

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Anonymous #1 3w

So that’s not how you prove gerrymandering at all

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Anonymous #1 3w

That’s because they were racist maps before

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Anonymous #1 3w

AL and LA’s original maps violated the law 💀

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Anonymous #3 3w

Ahh so when Democrats do it = good but when Republicans do it = bad

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Anonymous #1 3w

Tell it to the judges. There were 3 of them

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Anonymous OP 3w

Nevada voted for Trump and 75% of their representatives are Democrats. New Mexico gave Trump 45% of the vote and all three representatives are Democrats. You’re telling me that fair?

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Anonymous OP 3w

Illinois too. 44% vote for Trump. 18% republican representatives

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Anonymous #1 3w

That’s not how that works. Especially since the legal system found it to be in violation of the voting rights act for the republicans.

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Anonymous #1 3w

Sorry, for Alabama there were 9. It was ruled as discriminatory by SCOTUS. Roberts and Kavanaugh joined the majority. Cope again

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Anonymous #2 3w

Honestly that’s what my brain feels like after trying to have this conversation. You’ve taken all my brain cells. I would have given you some if you just asked me

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Anonymous #1 3w

Can’t lose any when you didn’t have any to begin with

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Anonymous #1 3w

dude you couldnt break down and comprehend 4 words. "could gerrymander more tho" and you asked the dumbest possible question like six times in a row

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Anonymous OP 3w

That’s what your mom said about your testosterone levels

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Anonymous #1 3w

Ever heard of split ticket voting? You know how Biden won Wisconsin in 2020 but the state legislature has been Republican for a decade? You’re acting like that’s not possible lmao

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Anonymous #2 3w

And you couldn’t comprehend the word most so why are you talking?

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Anonymous OP 3w

Of course it’s possible! I’m from Massachusetts where we had a republican governor for 8 years. Split ticket voting is much more common between state and federal races (for example, president and governor) than it is between two federal races such as president and representative

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Anonymous #1 3w

If Nevada wants their congressional districts to be drawn better, they should have done this ballot measure properly

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