Texas is not all blue. The state senate is so gerrymandered that not a single seat flipped: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Texas_Senate_election Democrats can't pass any district reform unless Republicans play ball, and they won't.
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LightSpectra
United States3535 Posts
Texas is not all blue. The state senate is so gerrymandered that not a single seat flipped: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Texas_Senate_election Democrats can't pass any district reform unless Republicans play ball, and they won't. | ||
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Jankisa
Croatia1934 Posts
If Schumer actually delivers on overturning the filibuster, he signaled he wants to do it in 2022, and it's a good first and absolutely necessary step if Democrats want for the next 2 years to be anything other then constant gridlock. If he does that, I swear I'll never call for replacing him again, feel free to quote me on that. | ||
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