James D Hill
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So house GOP. Is it time to adress the economy?
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They don't. House representation is proportional...
Not any more because of Jerrymandering by the GOP at the state level. Democrats got 1.5 million more votes that the GOP in the house but the GOP still helt on to the majority because of Jerrymandering.
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50% tax on all profits made from outsourcing.
What makes you think that won't just cause them to leave altogether?
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Not any more because of Jerrymandering by the GOP at the state level. Democrats got 1.5 million more votes that the GOP in the house but the GOP still helt on to the majority because of Jerrymandering.
Ahem...Gerrymandering. What does your stat actually prove?
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Ahem...Gerrymandering. What does your stat actually prove?
It proves the GOP is using every dirty trick in the book to remain in power in spite of the fact their views are quickly becoming more and more unpopular outside the bible belt.
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"So house GOP. Is it time to adress the economy?"
Of course not. The government doesn't run the economy. It can't fix it. Why waste time and money trying to do something that they can't do?
Of course not. The government doesn't run the economy. It can't fix it. Why waste time and money trying to do something that they can't do?
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What makes you think that won't just cause them to leave altogether?
If they can't keep jobs here then who cares anyway?
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Ahem...Gerrymandering. What does your stat actually prove?
It proves the GOP monkeyed with the districts to minimize the liberal votes and maximise the GOP's votes like in Penn. which is a blue state than went for the GOP at the state level then split up the Philly vote so it could not carry the state like it used to do.