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#mjhegar #mjfortexas #democrat #republican #hollywood #hollywoodhegar #tx31 #texas #texaspolitics #midterms #midterms2018 #politics #meme #memes #congress

[rusticsunsettexas-blog]

thanks but no thanks  #mjhegar #mjfortexas #democrat #republican #hollywood #hollywoodhegar #tx31 #texas #texaspolitics #midterms #midterms2018 #politics #meme #memes #congress

[rusticsunsettexas-blog]

Using an elected office to sell her book and movie, no thanks  #mjhegar #mjfortexas #democrat #republican #hollywood #hollywoodhegar #tx31 #texas #texaspolitics #midterms #midterms2018 #politics #meme #memes #congress

[rusticsunsettexas-blog]

#mjhegar #mjfortexas #democrat #republican #hollywood #hollywoodhegar #tx31 #texas #texaspolitics #midterms #midterms2018 #politics #meme #memes #congress

[rusticsunsettexas-blog]

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[rusticsunsettexas-blog]

mj hegar wrong for texas

[rightsmarts]

Savage Church in Arizona (xpost from r/Arizona)

[rightsmarts]

Media gave Trump’s 400k salary donation zero coverage.

[rusticsunsettexas-blog]

mj hegar-using her position to make money off a movie. not in my texas!

[fuhrious520]

Just remember this when Democrats try to say it’s not about gun confiscation and criminalizing law abiding citizens and just “common sense” gun laws.

[left-reminders]

[rusticsunsettexas-blog]

mj hegar wrong for 31

[kropotkhristian-deactivated2019]

Turning Point USA, a conservative group that tries to appeal to young people, keeps using clearly left-wing imagery to do it. Like maybe we are all just communists guys. Give up. These are all images of essential parts of capitalist exploitation and you know it.

[rusticsunsettexas-blog]

mj hegar bad for texas

[reasonandempathy]

The very nature of these maps explicitly proves that with a general election based on population instead of the electoral college rural communities and small cities would have half the power in the country.  THAT’S WHAT ALL THE GREY/RED IS.

Beyond that, that argument doesn’t even address the main critique of the electoral college, that being that a person’s vote in a sparsely-populated state is worth multiple times what a person’s vote in a more densely populated state is.

I won’t even go California.  I’ll go Texas and Rhode Island.

Rhode Island: 1,055,000 people.  4 electoral votes.  One for every 263,750 people.

Texas: 26,960,000 people.38 Electoral votes. One for every 709,474 people.

Every vote in Rhode Island is worth 2.69 votes in Texas.

So no, I don’t think a person in Rhode Island should have almost 3x the say in who becomes President than someone in Texas.  I dob’t think Rhode Island votes should matter 3x as much as votes in California.

But without the electoral college only the big states will matter

You don’t know math.  Even if you got Texas, Florida, New York, and California (the 4 most populated states)  ALL on the same page that would be less than a third of the country’s population. Ever presuming you got all ten of the highest-population states to vote for the same person (good fucking luck with that) you’d need almost every single person in those states to vote for you.  You’d have to win them by a margin of at least 30 or 40 points to “lock down” the election.

Either you’ve never actually thought about it or you suck at math.  Pick one.

Your geography shouldn’t decide your political power.  Your vote should.

[rusticsunsettexas-blog]

Thanks but no thanks