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Both parties heavily invest in gerrymandering and both parties apepar to (think) they get an advantage out of doing it. Neither wants the practice to stop. Po
by ThinkBeat 3y ago
Both parties heavily invest in gerrymandering
and both parties apepar to (think) they get an
advantage out of doing it.
Neither wants the practice to stop.
Politicians will pretend outrage when
they personally are negatively impacted
by a change of course.
I think there ought to be precise rules and regulations
for how and what you can do, but of course for the reason
above, this wont happen.
- floren 3y agoWhoa now, I think it's only called gerrymandering when Republicans do it.