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Demsrule86

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3. It is an important issue and our greatest hope to stop the GOP.

Reply to Auggie (Reply #1)

Mon Mar 27, 2017, 11:54 AM

Mar 2017

How different would Congress be without the gerrymander? We might be in the majority, but no matter what the GOP including the freedom caucus would have to answer to the people.

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SCOTUS, gerrymandering, and a new standard in how to judge its constitutionality [View all] Auggie Mar 2017 OP

Kicking my own damn thread Auggie Mar 2017 #1

It is an important issue and our greatest hope to stop the GOP. Demsrule86 Mar 2017 #3

Thank you for the kick Auggie Mar 2017 #4

Thank you for the post...very interesting. Demsrule86 Mar 2017 #7

K & R ......for visibility.. Wounded Bear Mar 2017 #2

Thank you Wounded Bear! Auggie Mar 2017 #5

You're welcome! Wounded Bear Mar 2017 #6

This should be our #1 issue. fun n serious Mar 2017 #8

I agree. Thank you for the kick. Auggie Mar 2017 #9