Likely to keep the Nat'l Guard out of St. Louis...Missouri governor calls special session to redraw congressional maps
State is following Texas’s lead in Trump’s push to gain more House seats for Republicans in 2026 midtermswww.theguardian.com
Add Missouri to the list of dictator-supporting states.
Missouri governor calls special session to redraw congressional maps
State is following Texas’s lead in Trump’s push to gain more House seats for Republicans in 2026 midtermswww.theguardian.com
Add Missouri to the list of dictator-supporting states.
Missouri governor calls special session to redraw congressional maps
State is following Texas’s lead in Trump’s push to gain more House seats for Republicans in 2026 midtermswww.theguardian.com
Add Missouri to the list of dictator-supporting states.
I hope so!Looks like NY will need to get into the act . . .
Missouri governor calls special session to redraw congressional maps
State is following Texas’s lead in Trump’s push to gain more House seats for Republicans in 2026 midtermswww.theguardian.com
Add Missouri to the list of dictator-supporting states.
Missouri governor calls special session to redraw congressional maps
State is following Texas’s lead in Trump’s push to gain more House seats for Republicans in 2026 midtermswww.theguardian.com
Add Missouri to the list of dictator-supporting states.
Only Trump is bragging about being one, so only states doing this to help him consolidate power qualify.Should we put you down as saying that any state that does this is a "dictator-supporting state"?
Only Trump is bragging about being one, so only states doing this to help him consolidate power qualify.
Capisce?
The CNN article continues:
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe on Friday announced a special session to draw new congressional maps – becoming the latest governor of a Republican-run state to accede to President Donald Trump’ s demands to undertake mid-decade redistricting.
Kehoe ordered lawmakers to return to the state capitol next week to take up the map-drawing, along with legislation aimed at weakening the state’s citizen initiative process....
In effect they are. This started because Trump fears a democratic-run committee that might be able to ask his administration questions. Dictators don’t like it when people ask questions. One of my favorite Trump moments was when he simply left the stage when asked a question.Should we put you down as saying that any state that does this is a "dictator-supporting state"?
In effect they are. This started because Trump fears a democratic-run committee that might be able to ask his administration questions. Dictators don’t like it when people ask questions. One of my favorite Trump moments was when he simply left the stage when asked a question.
Dictators prefer 3 hour-plus cabinet meetings where they are showered with praise.
As I understand it, this is supposed to happen every 10 years. Why do you think it is happening now, other than that Trump wants it?So - any state that redraws congressional lines?
As I understand it, this is supposed to happen every 10 years. Why do you think it is happening now, other than that Trump wants it?
Ooooh. So any other state who redraws congressional maps is doing it because.......?
Of course. And you’ll get the response that California is doing it in response to Trump Oder to Texas. It’s not appropriate in either case, but defensible in California’s, as fighting fire with fire.Should we ask California?
This embarrassing fail-attempt at the socratic ever work for you?Ooooh. So any other state who redraws congressional maps is doing it because.......?
Missouri governor calls special session to redraw congressional maps
State is following Texas’s lead in Trump’s push to gain more House seats for Republicans in 2026 midtermswww.theguardian.com
Add Missouri to the list of dictator-supporting states.
I think the republic is lost already. I personally wanted to highlight MIssouri joining the effort because Trump is getting these supposed states-rights bastions to kneel with very little effort on his part.So let's say 10, 20, or 30 other states follow suit. Some blue states, others red states. We'd have half the country potentially living in districts where they're artificially carved into a district that doesn't really reflect their community's needs in the way that a more balanced system would provide. Essentially taxation but without real representation. Does anyone right, left, or center think that this ends well, and that this is a way to run a democratic republic? It's really a recipe for civil unrest over time.
This embarrassing fail-attempt at the socratic ever work for you?
That's not the actual point of socratic questioning. The poster in question is just bad at it. It comes across as bowling for attagirls.She got at least one answer, which was "They did it first!"
That's not the actual point of socratic questioning. The poster in question is just bad at it. It comes across as bowling for attagirls.
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