Swede
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Wed Nov-08-06 11:16 AM
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Does the House now get to reverse Delay's gerrymandering? |
CorpGovActivist
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Wed Nov-08-06 11:18 AM
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1. That's Done State by State... |
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... Shelley Moore Capito in WV is vulnerable, if the Democratic Legislature and Democratic Governor there redraw lines.
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Wed Nov-08-06 11:18 AM
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2. Well, the balance of power in Texas did not change, so: doubtful. |
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Republican governor and legislature, dontcha know.
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Wed Nov-08-06 11:23 AM
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Wed Nov-08-06 11:32 AM
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4. Likely not in Texas... |
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Edited on Wed Nov-08-06 11:34 AM by GainesT1958
Since, unfortunately, Perry was re-elected as gov. there (and, as RICHARDO noted above, they've still got the legislature, too).
However, in some OTHER states...:eyes:
Seriously, though, if we did THIS well in spite of all their gerrymandering...and Nick Lampson DID take Delay's old seat...we probably don't need to!:D
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Wed Nov-08-06 11:34 AM
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5. No, the gerrymandering worked well for them yesterday. |
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Between that and Kinky and Strayhorn they've kept a firm strangle hold on Texas.
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