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« on: August 24, 2015, 09:48:30 AM »

Oh please, if the Democratic Party is decaying than the Republican Party is already fossilized.

There's only one party most reasonable people under 35 are embarrassed to say they support.

I'm sorry to tell you that my school's College Republicans is twice as large as its College Democrats.
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« Reply #1 on: August 24, 2015, 08:44:16 PM »

The House is controlled by the R gerrymandering in the Deep South. Whereas at presidential level, and senate elections, dynamics are different, and Latino coalition is much more important in states like CO, NV & Pa where the senate map is a reflection of the presidential map, in 2016.

Term limits are up for GOP give in MI, FL, NV & NM; Dems are expected to win IL & MD in 2018, we will see the R gerrymandering in Deep South in House start to come to an end, by 2022.
MI, WI, OH, and PA aren't in the Deep South. I will give you that VA and NC are in the South but Deep South no? They are Mid-Atlantic Southern States. By the way, the Dems gerrymandered-lite Illinois just like the Republican gerrymandered-lite Michigan.

TN could have easily been gerrymandered to 8-1 GOP (the 5th is D+5, completely surrounded by R+1X districts), but it was left at 7-2 (unless Cooper retires in a wave year, perhaps).
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