Gerrymandering,
It’s How the Democrats Stay in Power
Al Ritter
A few years ago the state of Maryland was so
gerrymandered by Democrats, it was uncertain if the Republican would ever have
a voice in the state again. Even then Democratic Governor Martin O’Malley
admitted it was an effective tool to assure Democratic rule for a long time
into the future.
Under Republican Governor Larry Hogan a bi-partisan
commission was formed to redistrict the state of Maryland in a more fair way.
The commission worked towards that goal all to no avail.
The Maryland General Assembly voted to work in the
exact opposite direction and gerrymander even farther in the beneficial
direction of the democrats.
The redistricting has gotten so bad now that Kweisi
Mfume past President of the NAACP is now the Congressman in District 7, a mainly
rural farmland in Maryland. What exactly does a historically militant Black politician
have in common with a white farming community?
Gov Larry Hogan infuriated, vetoed the bill only to
have the Assembly come back and over-ride his veto.
The bi-partisan commission had a common sense approach
but the liberals had quite a different idea.
See the Bi-partisan commission map here:
See the gerrymandered districting final approval here:
https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/Other/Redistricting/final/LRAC-FINALMAP.pdf
3 comments:
This is outrageous!
Sad but oh so true
It actually silences the vote on a very basic level
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