You're confusing me. Why did you say that you want multiple urban centers chained together into single districts? That's gerrymandering.Originally Posted by PhDeac
You're confusing me. Why did you say that you want multiple urban centers chained together into single districts? That's gerrymandering.
Draxx them sklounst
This is the post I was referring to. Perhaps we're misunderstanding each other. I'm saying that metro areas shouldn't be split up to create more Dem districts. Each metro area should stay together within a cohesive district or split into two districts if it's big enough.
hahaA longtime Sunday school teacher, Butt said she thought students in middle school weren't able to assess or analyze information about religion, or other subjects, in the same way as a high school student. She never said why that was something to curtail when it came to teaching anything related to religion.
"Junior high is not the time that children are doing the most analysis," Butt said. "Insecurity is in junior high a lot of times, and students are not able to differentiate a lot of things they are taught."
Gotta have time to brainwash the ignorant children into believing the Christian religious mythology before they can learn some other mythology.
Sounds like a War on Christmas to me !No Tennessee public school course could include anything deemed "religious doctrine" unless the course is taught in 10th, 11th or 12th grade if a newly proposed bill becomes law.
Business investment flowing AWAY from Sam Brownback's Tea Party paradise Kansas and into jackbooted-NHS-thug-held United Kingdom
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport...-225m-10272631
Football. Bloody Hell.
These clowns not have a speaker yet?
No but they have this tweet
Ryan basically told the Tea Party to sit down and shut the fuck up and elect him Speaker with zero dissent. Good luck with that. Tea Party can't elect one of their own, but can deny Ryan's coronation. Don't think the Tea Party or Ryan will back down, so they'll be back to square one.
Gov. Sam Brownback in deep hole with Kansans
Only 18 percent of state residents said they were “very” or “somewhat satisfied” with GOP Gov. Sam Brownback.
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Bob Beatty, a political scientist at Washburn University, told the Topeka Capital-Journal that Brownback’s poll numbers were “epic.
“This could be some of the lowest approval ratings of any Kansas governor in history,” he said.
I think the problem is, they didn't elect someone conservative enough.
Somebody's Facebook caption: "if this doesn't kill selfies, nothing will"
I wish that had been taken January 20th, 2013.
You think it would have been better if Ryan was the speaker then?
LOL. Well played.
The idea that the GOP would be less dysfunctional with more power is baffling.
I don't know man. I'm sure they always feel more comfortable when the black guy leaves their house. After they've finished their inventory of course.
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