Posted on Jun 20, 2017
The Supreme Court Looks at the Math of Gerrymandering
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I wonder how this upcoming case for the Supreme Court will affect the 2018 elections.
The Supreme Court Looks at the Math of Gerrymandering
Posted from bloomberg.com
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MSgt James Mullis
It could be done with a simple computer program that expands and contracts square grid lines, however it would really piss off the professional politicians.
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SSG Edward Tilton
MSgt James Mullis - You are right except that the Russians will be hacking into it. Again
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Constitutional Amendment: (1) Repeal the 17th Amendment and return the power to States Legislatures to select their Senators. (2) Term Limits: 3 x 2-year terms for Representatives; 2 x 6-year terms for Senators; No more than 20 years service in elected Federal Office over a life time in the Legislative and/or Executive Branch. (3) All pay and expenses for Legislature and their staff are paid from their respective State Treasuries and are State Budget items (and not reimbursed to the States from the Federal Treasury). (4) Congressional Districts determined by contiguous County/Parish lines consisting of WHOLE (not partial) Counties as determined by duly elected State and Local Governments. (5) The Federal Government may not Gerrymander State Districts,
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From what I understand, it could be a draw if they change it. Both sides will lose and gain as they have both done this. So we will see.
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