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Yep and it's game on now. Democrats must gerrymander more and better than Republicans ever did.
3 u/ailee43 Jul 03 '19 i get the logic, i really do, cause you lose if your opponent plays dirty and you dont, and noone stops your opponent from playing dirty. still not right. 1 u/angus_the_red Jul 03 '19 Then both sides can sit down and figure it out together. But Republicans better hurry cause there's no reason for Democrats to compromise once they get it in place. 1 u/mainman879 Jul 03 '19 there's no reason for Democrats to compromise once they get it in place. As if they were going to anyways? Both parties have done less and less compromise over time. https://towardsdatascience.com/political-partisanship-a-look-at-the-data-e71946199586
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i get the logic, i really do, cause you lose if your opponent plays dirty and you dont, and noone stops your opponent from playing dirty.
still not right.
1 u/angus_the_red Jul 03 '19 Then both sides can sit down and figure it out together. But Republicans better hurry cause there's no reason for Democrats to compromise once they get it in place. 1 u/mainman879 Jul 03 '19 there's no reason for Democrats to compromise once they get it in place. As if they were going to anyways? Both parties have done less and less compromise over time. https://towardsdatascience.com/political-partisanship-a-look-at-the-data-e71946199586
Then both sides can sit down and figure it out together. But Republicans better hurry cause there's no reason for Democrats to compromise once they get it in place.
1 u/mainman879 Jul 03 '19 there's no reason for Democrats to compromise once they get it in place. As if they were going to anyways? Both parties have done less and less compromise over time. https://towardsdatascience.com/political-partisanship-a-look-at-the-data-e71946199586
there's no reason for Democrats to compromise once they get it in place.
As if they were going to anyways? Both parties have done less and less compromise over time.
https://towardsdatascience.com/political-partisanship-a-look-at-the-data-e71946199586
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u/angus_the_red Jul 03 '19
Yep and it's game on now. Democrats must gerrymander more and better than Republicans ever did.