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This is almost certainly a lie


No doubt.. but there’s a lot of noise lately. Like I said, the GOPe is scrambling.

I love it. Both parties are nervous and they don’t trust each otter. Like it should be.

re: CIA Raided Tulsi’s Office

Posted by loogaroo on 5/13/26 at 8:24 pm to
Apparently Ratcliffe pulled some shady shite with the COVID hearing today as well.

Who knows with these mother frickers. The GOPe is scrambling.
Ouch! They got some drama in Texas.

That’s Kenny’s boy from Walton & Johnson
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A handful of seats in the South is NOT going to determine the House. If there’s a Democratically surge it’s going to come from purple seats north of the Mason-Dixon and west of the Mississippi.


And if it comes down to one or two seats?

Every seat we can gain matters.
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Go for 6-0 in a state like Louisiana and you might end up 3-3.


There’s no way 3. Maybe…maybe 5-1.

But like I said. Orleans is losing population.



And the GOPe is giving in to them.

They could wipe out the race baiting industry Obama brought back to life.

But noooo! That might hurt some feelings.
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Look for the dominos to start falling Louisiana will submit and give them a seat, they will all start folding like lawn chairs.


They are already pussing out. Muh purple districts. :banghead:
I’m still trying to figure out how this will hurt the GOP in the midterms.

Indiana proved the opposite.

It’s a bullshite excuse the GOPe are all going to parrot.
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Most years, probably. But not certainly always,


How can Orleans come back. NOLA is done growing.

I didn’t even mention this yet…Wait until the mega industrial projects kick off up and down the river south of Baton Rouge. Gonzales and White Castle down past Edgard is going to explode with MAGA plant baws.
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There aren't enough "toss up" or purple seats to give either side a massive numerical advatnage in the House. They both have 200 or so in the bag, and fight over the middle 35.


Those purple areas are losing population. Plus…It’s about taking advantage of the opportunity and getting rid of racist districts and ending the race baiting grift. By the next census, the GOP will have a super majority.
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will include at least one district that is purple if not blue leaning, centered on Orleans Parish.


North Shore and surrounding parishes in the 6-0 map will neutralize Orleans. Plus Orleans is losing population. It’s the fastest shrinking large metro area in the U.S. for two consecutive years, with a decline of over 39,000 residents from 2020 to 2024.
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Are you really going to be surprised that States are largely reluctant to draw new districts in May of an election year, with qualifications and primaries already going?


I shouldn’t be surprised considering how worthless they are.

It’s clear they don’t want a super majority.

Didn’t we all just witness what happened in Indiana?

How can they come up with this nonsense?

It’s going to hurt the GOP if they don’t redistrict for the midterms.

Watch them lose the house by one seat.
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Reeves, on SuperTalk radio, indicated that it would be difficult for the state to redraw the congressional districts in time for the upcoming midterm election and that it could hurt Republicans overall in congressional races if Mississippi did so.


https://mississippitoday.org/2026/05/13/judicial-redistricting-mississippi-session/

What in the mother fricking hell is this?

Some of the SC reps are saying this as well.

Is this the way the feckless GOPe punt on this midterm election?

Did they not just see what happened in Indiana?
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I also think that "safe" seats based on gerrymandered maps is what keeps the established swamp politicians in power.


100% The 6-0 map makes sense, but it makes the old cronies nervous. Those districts aren’t as much purple as much as they threaten a few people that want to remain in office.
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Democratic lawyer Marc Elias appears to believe that Democrats do not need to stop at simply sacking and packing the Virginia Supreme Court in response to the adverse ruling on the radical gerrymandering plan. Elias reminded Democrats that they could eliminate the entire Virginia government under the state constitution.

The demand for radical action was prompted by the Virginia justices, including one appointed by then-Democratic governor Mark Warner, who found the Democratic effort unconstitutional. It does not matter that leading Democrats, including Gov. Abigail Spanberger, also believed that the Democrats could be found in violation of the state constitution in pushing forward with the controversial effort to virtually extinguished Republican representation in the purple state.

The adverse decision has resulted in the same demands for radical institutional changes from some of the same voices pledging to pack the United States Supreme Court once they retake power, to guarantee they never lose it again. Elias responded to the loss by invoking language from Article I of the Virginia Constitution itself:

“whenever any government shall be found inadequate or contrary to these purposes, a majority of the community hath an indubitable, inalienable, and indefeasible right to reform, alter, or abolish it, in such manner as shall be judged most conducive to the public weal.”


https://jonathanturley.org/2026/05/13/democratic-lawyer-marc-elias-raises-power-to-eliminate-the-entire-virginia-government-in-response-to-redistricting-decision/

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So she's just a moron then. Good lord, everyone knew exactly what DEI was when it came out. She was just jumping on the progressive band wagon to try and get votes.


She is Landry's puppet.

She danced around the questions and tried to play the mom card.