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Of course, The state Supreme Court is like the legislator mostly Republicans. Things may change after the next centennial census.
I hope so, but I don't see how. The republicans would have to somehow lose control of the legislature in 2020. Since they've gerrymandered themselves in, how are going to lose control?
The most ridiculous part of that article is the very last quote...
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"It’s time for these left-wing groups to stop wasting taxpayer money pursuing their frivolous and politically motivated appeals and finally accept the will of the voters."
The reality is; the NC Supreme Court and wackjob legislature should realize that the "will of the voters" is null-in-void because of their obscene gerrymandering.
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The most ridiculous part of that article is the very last quote...
The reality is; the NC Supreme Court and wackjob legislature should realize that the "will of the voters" is null-in-void because of their obscene gerrymandering.
ROFLMAO! What part of gerrymandering Asheville into the same district with Gastonia is NOT obscene?
in a nutshell, how was this worse than D gerrymandering before?
though first, let me say that I wish the R's didn't do any gerrymandering. I really do wish that "my" party could have governed the right way, the way governance hadn't been done under the Dems. Alas, a pipedream of naivete.
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Gotta have hope.
