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Jack Valentino

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5. I almost think the new maps might have been better for Democrats than the old ones, since

Tue Nov 18, 2025, 10:01 PM

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Republicans based their new maps on the glitchy inflated vote of Latinos for Trump in 2024,
whose approval for Trump has now gone radically in the opposite direction....

We'll see how it plays out. If the court decision is not overturned by the SC,
the theoretical results of all the gerrymanders will actually leave the GOP
with less sure seats than they started with--- just desserts
for this radical mid-decade gerrymandering attempt!

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Texas' rigged map hits the rocks [View all] B.See Tuesday OP

Now, will the Supremes let it stand? nt Wounded Bear Tuesday #1

You mean considering the conservatives B.See Tuesday #2

SCOTUS does not think there is racism in the US anymore - they must live in a bubble. walkingman Tuesday #3

That's because they are ON THE TAKE... B.See Tuesday #4

I almost think the new maps might have been better for Democrats than the old ones, since Jack Valentino Tuesday #5

Texabama. RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Tuesday #6

I am so confused - was this standard procedure for a District Court? Rstrstx Wednesday #7

Don't know if it answers your question, but B.See Wednesday #8

I see this part: Rstrstx Wednesday #9

Yes. Constitutional challenges to redistricting, and various kinds of Voting Rights Act litigation are heard by In It to Win It Wednesday #10

Yeah it's called CHEATING! Cha Wednesday #11