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2. I think he's probably right. Has he come out against re-districting in Texas and tried to organize a coalition to get

Sun Dec 14, 2025, 04:54 PM

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it under control? We've already got political violence over health insurance, immigration, and I don't know what else.

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Sen. Rand Paul says redistricting efforts could lead to political violence [View all] BumRushDaShow Sunday OP

Well why the hell did you vote for it Rand? BOSSHOG Sunday #1

The Vote I was referring to BOSSHOG Sunday #12

It's reasonable to presume he voted for tsf.... reACTIONary Sunday #13

Whose party started it shithead? dem4decades Sunday #3

And who approved it..... Lovie777 Sunday #8

Let's say this now....The GOP drew first blood on this... FarPoint Sunday #4

Says the body snatcher FalloutShelter Sunday #5

go talk with your buddies in Missouri UpInArms Sunday #6

Fuck Rand Paul. NewHendoLib Sunday #7

Indeed RetiredParatrooper Sunday #9

Tell me again which party has overwhelmingly been violent Buddyzbuddy Sunday #11

Yes agree 100% blue blues Sunday #14

No RetiredParatrooper Sunday #17

Gerrymandering is a form of taking away your representation. patphil Sunday #18

It really isn't RetiredParatrooper 22 hrs ago #19

And based on statistics and history BaronChocula Sunday #16

I thought that was one of the GOP goals. travelingthrulife 22 hrs ago #20