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Old 06-27-2019, 01:51 PM   #11
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Re: Democracy is over

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Actually, this is the best approach. So it’s not the end of the Democracy. It’s just a splintering of the Republic into permanent red and blue enclaves.
That, of course, favors the Repubes since they have solid control over states with more seats than do Dems. I understand you like that.

Gerrymandering has a lot of adverse consequences - it makes seats noncompetitive, so incumbents more easily win; it shifts the real focus to primaries, so elections get controlled by a smaller more radical group; it concentrates money in fewer competitive districts. There just isn't a silver lining to gerrymandering.
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