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  1. Right after Canada, Cuba, Greenland..... Grandpa needs a long nap in his underground "Balltoom"
  2. Never does his homework. An underling also failed for adding in his notes who the coach was...
  3. Or maybe some of us decided we can't afford to properly raise another human or two. Or realized that we weren't properly wired...or something.
  4. The man needs a Dave Ramsey intervention. Make him pay out of his grift filled coffers. Trump is a tenant, not the owner
  5. He's spending like a drunken sailor.
  6. May 11 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/may-11?cmpid=email-hist-tdih-2026-0511-05112026&om_rid=&~campaign=hist-tdih-2026-0511
  7. If we used Wyoming as a base. The number of seats would expand to 580. That seems doable to me.
  8. That's where proportional voting comes into play. Third parties would have a better chance of representation. Especially in multi member districts.
  9. I have no issue against districts. Or even multi districts. I'm not sure there is a perfect system that can't be gamed in some way. Just my belief that if I live in ab state that usually votes 55-45 in statewide contests, representatives should be proportioned that way. The problem is that land gets in the way. If multimember districts restrict the number of reps from the various parties in a particular race and start forcing us (voters, citizens, whatever) to form coalitions.. But then if men were angels... Jefferson and Adams had to go and screw things up. If they hadn't someone else would have...
  10. Looks like gerrymandering. Especially since the most recent statewide elections seem to be close to a 50-50 split. And I still prefer multi-member districts with proportionality
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