HOLY SMOKES! The Texas House just REVOKED the derelict Democrat lawmakers' access to

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Texas House passed The New Districts!!
The Texas Senate votes next!

Strong possibility this will stand in Court.

Jazmine's District will soon be a raging (.R)ED vote grabber!!

BREAKING: Texas House passes redistricting plan creating 5 GOP-majority seats

The Texas House approved House Bill 4 on Wednesday, advancing a Republican-led redistricting proposal that could secure the party up to five additional US House seats, reports KHOU. The vote followed hours of sharp debate that centered on race, representation, and the legality of partisan gerrymandering.

“The goal of the new maps was to improve Republican political performance,” said Rep. Todd Hunter ®, who chaired the redistricting effort. Hunter argued the proposal complies with federal law and noted that it includes four districts in which Latino voters make up a majority.

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Well then...

Extremely unpopular special election it is.

It's not going to be as expensive as the Newsom recall election was, but it's AT LEAST as much as 4.8 miles of High Speed Rail. And maybe it will be more expensive? Like 6 miles of High Speed rail! 

1 Miles Rail (MR) = $35 million.
1 km Rail (kmR) =  €18.8 million/£16.2 million




As of last week more Democrats (72%) opposed it than Republicans (66%). Though the former oppose it for being temporary corruption and the latter oppose it, for being that *and* a waste of money...  unlike a pointless agenda-driven recall election.

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Well then...

Extremely unpopular special election it is.

It's not going to be as expensive as the Newsom recall election was, but it's AT LEAST as much as 4.8 miles of High Speed Rail. And maybe it will be more expensive? Like 6 miles of High Speed rail! 

1 Miles Rail (MR) = $35 million.
1 km Rail (kmR) =  €18.8 million/£16.2 million

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As of last week more Democrats (72%) opposed it than Republicans (66%). Though the former oppose it for being temporary corruption and the latter oppose it, for being that *and* a waste of money...  unlike a pointless agenda-driven recall election.

What's the High Speed Rail Bullet Train have to do with Texas? I thought it was only going to Nevada.