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Noristoniaka wrote:

Well, I was just threatening you for rubles.

I was talking about soda.

oof. But I do have 6 pounds and a piece of lint.

Berlin and potsdam wrote:

in what states?

They only need 10 seats; as for re-districitng: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/05/04/redistricting-might-gain-republicans-few-seats-congress-their-real-gains-will-be-state-legislatures/

No state solution, since yall couldn't behave it will all go to Switzerland

Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, South and North Carolina, and technically Texas, are all headed in the same direction. In the suburbs, Republicans are steadily losing ground and gaining ground. The south and west would become more left-leaning. Latino voters are voting in greater numbers for Republicans, which is affecting Democrats. Furthermore, if you look at the overall trends, Republicans will be able to win the House. The House has an odd habit of switching parties depending on which faction is in power in the White House.

Berlin and potsdam wrote:

and in what states mostly lives latinos?

I'm referring to broad trends here. Republicans are doing much better with Latino votes in almost every state.

So I see everyone is arguing about Israel and Palestine... Well, what if we just let Liechtenstein annex both of them?

Eco-Paris Reformation wrote:

I'm referring to broad trends here. Republicans are doing much better with Latino votes in almost every state.

but here is problem in what states is many latino because with your logic that gives more votes to republicans.

Berlin and potsdam wrote:

but here is problem in what states is many latino because with your logic that gives more votes to republicans.

It doesn't work that way. You should look at which states have the most Latino residents. It appears to be benefiting Republicans in Florida, Texas, and a number of other states.

Eco-Paris Reformation wrote:

It doesn't work that way. You should look at which states have the most Latino residents. It appears to be benefiting Republicans in Florida, Texas, and a number of other states.

Makes sense that Latinos would vote Republican. Many are Catholic and socially conservative so vote along those lines (despite the racism of the Republican Party.)

And yes, I am switching to this nation for the time being because I'm fickle.

Eco-Paris Reformation wrote:

It doesn't work that way. You should look at which states have the most Latino residents. It appears to be benefiting Republicans in Florida, Texas, and a number of other states.

Even then those states still have a majority white population

Noristoniaka
Morava nebo Čechy xD

The new mexican confederation wrote:

The democrats are just as racist, they just know how to hide it better.

the democrats used to be more racist than the republican but they got alot of young politicians so the senior democrats must hide it some way yeah

man i cant wait until the US ended up like late republican rome in julius caesar's time (conservatives vs republicans)