I wonder what could have brought this on?
As states get ready to redraw their congressional maps for the first time in a decade, two Democrats in Congress are resurrecting proposals they say will inject more transparency into the process and prevent the new boundaries from being drawn in a way that gives a lopsided advantage to one political party.
U.S. Reps. Jim Cooper, D-Nashville, and Heath Shuler, D-Waynesville, N.C., said the bills they intend to file this week would lead to more evenly balanced districts and ultimately a Congress that better reflects the will of voters.
“We think it’s what the American people deserve and need,†Shuler said Monday…
What did bring this on? How about not just the loss of so many House seats, but, much more important, the loss of so many State legislatures and governorships. Democrats will not be the ones making most of the decisions after this past Census, and, they just don’t like that, so, time to change the rules. Elections have consequences, chumps, as does out of control spending, unsustainable deficits, insane social programs, and all the other garbage Democrats push.
Via Blogs For Victory.
