interesting that your opinion on gerrymandering differs when the particular party is affected.
Even more interesting that you know my opinion on gerrymandering as a function of which party is effected.
interesting that your opinion on gerrymandering differs when the particular party is affected.
Notwithstanding that Republicans received over 1 million fewer votes than Democrats. Hooray gerrymandering!
Notwithstanding that Republicans received over 1 million fewer votes than Democrats. Hooray gerrymandering!
so even under your stupid lies your party is but a third of the government.
WHY should they get their way?
hey cowack your republican party is acting in unprecedented ways
lol... let me guess, you think only the Reps have done so?
Side note... you do realize that 1 million votes is an average of 2300 per House seat?
Goes both ways there chief.
knowing that there have been several threads about gerrymandering over the years, not one time do I remember hearing you say anything negative about it when it concerned protecting a democrats seat. so yes, you could say that we ALL know your opinion about it when a certain party is affected by it.Even more interesting that you know my opinion on gerrymandering as a function of which party is effected.
Now if EVERYONE hates the cuts it should pass without a hitch huh?
why are they refusing to act?
why is it you think your party should tell the senate and the president what to do?
Unprecedented?
knowing that there have been several threads about gerrymandering over the years, not one time do I remember hearing you say anything negative about it when it concerned protecting a democrats seat. so yes, you could say that we ALL know your opinion about it when a certain party is affected by it.
The minority of the minority party is NOT supposed to control things.
the founders did not plan it that way
I never suggested otherwise. I'm just telling you which way it went this time and why the Republican control of the House doesn't rest on a mandate of support for Republican policies.
Notwithstanding that Republicans received over 1 million fewer votes than Democrats. Hooray gerrymandering!
Yes, unprecedented. The combination of asymetrical polarization, supermajority requirements for ordinanry business in the Senate and fairly recent intraparty ideological rigidity is unprecedented.
Well neither does a presidency that won by about 3%. That would mean that there isn't great support for either party or its policies and it's pretty damn foolish to think otherwise.
Using your logic, Bush should have gotten his way in Social Security reform in 2004. He was reelected and improved his majority.
Funny the dems didn't roll over. They fought him. You liked it.
At least have the balls to be consistent and quit trying to hide behind some political principle you and I both know you don't hold. You embarrass yourself
According to F. Chuck Todd that has more to do with the clustering of dems in large cities. Not gerrymandering. On a county by county basis, dems got crushed.
But please don't let facts get in the way of your carefully crafted media induced fantasy. They say jump. You say "how high massa"
Bush didn't get his way because nobody like what he wanted to do. The Democrats didn't have (and didn't do) anything unprecedented to stop it.