By now there should be no question that the Democrat Party despises Democracy. Democrats loath Democracy. They want top-down authoritarian rule. Even this last weekend James Carville was talking about adding two new states (DC and Puerto Rico), and adding four new Supreme Court Justices. Some of the other things Democrats are planning:
- Nuking the Senate Filibuster
- Doing away with the Electoral College
- Awarding winner of the state's electoral votes to the winner of the Popular Vote.
- Endless investigations and impeachments.
- Shutting down the government. (There government shutdowns in last five months)
So Virginia Democrats are trying to turn the fairest split (6 Dems to 5 Republicans) to a 10 Democrat to 1 Republican map! In 2020 Virginia voters (65%) voted to take Redistricting out of the hands of politicians - and hand it to an independent council.
BUT, BUT Texas. So Texas redistricting was ordered by a judge - who ruled that Texas needed to add minority districts. Texas added 5 Hispanic leaning districts - that MIGHT vote Republican. And New York started the Redistricting wars, in 2024.
Virginia - vote NO to save Democracy.
if voting mattered they wouldn't let us do it. "those that seek to make a peaceful revolt impossible make a violent one inevitable." jfk.
ReplyDeleteVirginia LAUNCHED itself into Democrat rule. They refused to save their own state, don't expect them to save the country!
ReplyDeleteThis is a sneaky end-run around VA's state constitution. Unless conservative people show up in numbers greater than when Youngkin won the governorship, and when Trump won the presidency, this WILL pass. Even the verbiage is designed to fool those who don't study the consequences because it sounds like the right thing to do. Unfortunately, since the left pretty much controls the state, I will be surprised if this gets defeated. And if it passes, the Republicans, Libertarians, or any other conservative group will never be able to win an election, as the voting districts will be redrawn. The left will then worry about such minor things as how the census numbers will be affected.
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