MR-7 » 09 Sep 2025, 5:07 pm » wrote: ↑ This Is a Democrat-Led Power Grab—Not a Trump Fallout
Proposition 50 is a Democratic initiative, pushed by Governor Gavin Newsom and the California Legislature to override the independent redistricting commission and install a map that benefits their party. Blaming Trump for California Democrats’ decision to redraw maps is like blaming the weather for a house fire started with a match.
- Newsom himself admitted this was a retaliatory move against Texas, where Republicans redrew maps to gain seats.
- The proposed California map would likely flip five GOP-held seats—not because of Trump, but because Democrats are using their legislative muscle to rewrite the rules.
If he were a republican, you'd be insisting he looks like one of those types who puts pubic hairs on coke cans. A typical house ***.jerrab » 08 Sep 2025, 4:37 pm » wrote: ↑ you are such a dolt
http://cleaver.house.gov/
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Learn more about Congressman Emanuel Cleaver, II: biographical information, financial disclosures, upcoming events, and Congressional Committees and Caucuses served on.For more information about me, my work in Congress, or to obtain a copy of my biography or official photo, please contact my Washington, DC office.
Gonna stop ya there.
Obama sad the quiet parts, you poor thing.jerrab » 08 Sep 2025, 11:56 pm » wrote: ↑ show where it was a presidential order before.
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Holder, who led the Justice Department under former President Barack Obama, now runs the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, which has long pushed for fundamental changes to the map-drawing process. He told Welker that his party’s answer to Republican gerrymandering will be “responsive” and “temporary.”And it won’t be based on the whims of the party leader.“When Barack Obama was president, when Joe Biden was president, did either of those presidents call a governor of a state or a state legislature and tell them to gerrymander to find five seats for them? No,” Holder said. “So we’re doing something now that is responsive to what is going on with this White House.”Holder said the president’s actions in Texas reminded him of another famous phone call, between Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger on Jan. 2, 2021.“That call to Texas is kind of reminiscent of the call that President Trump made to the secretary of state in Georgia,” Holder told Welker. “He said, ‘Find me 11,780 votes.’ He calls Texas now and says, ‘Well, find me five seats so that we can save the House in 2026.’”
I'm gonna say he is pretty staunch.
Oh, come on. Stop pretending the people on the board ever heard of this ****.jerrab » 09 Sep 2025, 1:30 pm » wrote: ↑ idiot. republicans neverl beat emanuel cleaver. a typo a child could figure out.
25.2% of Californians are registered republicans.jerrab » 09 Sep 2025, 5:03 pm » wrote: ↑ ------------------------------
Right now, the GOP holds nine of California’s 52 seats.
California's republicans are already under-represented.jerrab » 09 Sep 2025, 5:03 pm » wrote: ↑ ------------------------------
The measure, if passed by California voters, would redraw the state’s congressional district maps in a way that at least five Republicans would likely lose their seats to Democrats. Right now, the GOP holds nine of California’s 52 seats. Democrats hold the rest.“To the extent that Republicans already are an endangered species in California, this would be like an extinction level event,” said Jon Fleischman, a former executive director of the California Republican Party and convention delegate from Orange County.More on redistricting fight//////////////
The measure, if passed by California voters, would redraw the state’s congressional district maps in a way that at least five Republicans would likely lose their seats to Democrats./////////////the ca reps that lose can blame trump. hahaha
They're not burning cities - as dempigs did in the 2020 election.
Finally you make a funny.. I hope you smile more today..jerrab » 08 Sep 2025, 1:09 pm » wrote: ↑ they could not beat cleaver for 20 years so they gerrymandered.
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Your reality has been predictable since dawn of civilization. People denying why they exist as naturally displaced in current genetic outcomes lived so far as genetic results live eternally separated by personal hearts beating as their sole brain navigates current location equally adapting in space now proportionately here since conceived.jerra b » 09 Sep 2025, 2:15 pm » wrote: ↑ my title should be republicans have not been clever for 20 years.
now they are just mindless robots who do whatever trump and netnayu say.
sounds like meCannonpointer » 09 Sep 2025, 11:47 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm gonna say he is pretty staunch.
You tell me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8oauDxyD4E
jerrab likes to quote the bible...here is jerrab using God's name in vain.
trump got democrat votes but because of the bbb he is afraid he may lose seats.Cannonpointer » 09 Sep 2025, 11:43 pm » wrote: ↑ Obama sad the quiet parts, you poor thing.
Just not out loud.
The bottom line is this...Donald Trump won the 2024 election by building a more racially and ethnically diverse coalition than in previous years.jerrab » 10 Sep 2025, 11:35 am » wrote: ↑ trump got democrat votes but because of the bbb he is afraid he may lose seats.
https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/20 ... -election/
Black voters also moved to Trump but remained overwhelmingly Democratic.
Trump nearly doubled his support among Black voters between 2020 and 2024: 8% voted for him in 2020 vs. 15% last year. Still, 83% of Black voters backed Harris.
MR-7 » 10 Sep 2025, 11:43 am » wrote: ↑ The bottom line is this...Donald Trump won the 2024 election by building a more racially and ethnically diverse coalition than in previous years.
His success wasn’t mainly due to people switching sides—it was because Republican-leaning voters showed up in higher numbers than Democratic-leaning ones.
There...no one has to try and decipher the BS article. MAGA won...U lost.
Excellent! you MoFo's should have no problem winning in 2028.jerrab » 10 Sep 2025, 12:06 pm » wrote: ↑ and he screwed them in the end with the bbb plus other things. so he decides to win by other means like gerrymandering.
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Six months into his second term, public evaluations of President Donald Trump’s job performance have grown more negative. His job approval stands at 38% (60% disapprove), and fewer Americans now attribute several positive personal characteristics to him than did so during the campaign.
MR-7 » 10 Sep 2025, 12:11 pm » wrote: ↑ Excellent! you MoFo's should have no problem winning in 2028.
jerrab » 10 Sep 2025, 12:06 pm » wrote: ↑ and he screwed them in the end with the bbb plus other things. so he decides to win by other means like gerrymandering.
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Six months into his second term, public evaluations of President Donald Trump’s job performance have grown more negative. His job approval stands at 38% (60% disapprove), and fewer Americans now attribute several positive personal characteristics to him than did so during the campaign.