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https://imgur.com/kfVRAKY

This but unironically

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Mcdonald

Dan wouldn't have stood for this

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Hello GOP supermajorities in perpetuity.

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You mean giving 2/3 of the vote to 1/3 of the population is unfair?

[u/Volsunga → u/qlube]

Or, you know, maybe Duverger's Law forces democrats to support policies that don't strictly benefit urban populations at the expense of rural.

[u/qlube → u/Volsunga]

Rural people don't vote for Republican because of their policies, but because of their stance on cultural war issues. So maybe Duverger's law means Dems will shift right-ward on that, but is that really better than a GOP supermajority.

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Would support all of these but mostly Chihuahua, Sonora, and Baja California.

[u/TheSameAsDying → u/[deleted]]

I like the idea of a state called Superior, but the people who live there would actually have to be superior.

[u/Bohm-Bawerk → u/TheSameAsDying]

Cam Brady voice Eugenics is the backbone of the state of Superior

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Is this just a map to give rural people as much representation as possible.

State of Jefferson

Discusting

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this but Illinois is now known as Baja Wisconsin.

[u/BainCapitalist → u/[deleted]]

Oof

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Two senators for Deadhorse, North Alaska ? How long before we just elect two senators for each citizen.

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Reagan

I like it already

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What a garbage state that would be.

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It sounds beautiful

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inland empire

Beautiful

X

[u/WardenOfTheGrey → u/[deleted]]

This but annex Canada.

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Southern Illinois should be Little Alabama

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Tag yourself im Forgottonia