Anonymous #1 14h

Bc the South *still* wants to limit minorities rights. The very moment the Supreme Court ruled that having mandated minority representation is unconstitutional, they went ahead and removed minority districts months out from an election

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Anonymous #2 14h

the hell are you on about

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Anonymous #1 13h

The Callais ruling and subsequent gerrymandering that immediately followed

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Anonymous #2 13h

idk what that has to do with the original post i’m republican and i still like jfk

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Anonymous #3 13h

Conservatives are primarily located in the South. Also flyover country, but there’s not enough people there for it to really be notable. The Republican Party is absolutely dominated by the Southeast

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 13h

Well yes I know the south is a large sum of the conservative population but the post makes it seem like it’s only people from the south

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Anonymous #1 12h

Conservative southerners are against minority representation, as they were in the 1960s, 1860s, etc. The names of the parties they voted for changed, but it was always conservative white southerners

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Anonymous #2 12h

post doesn’t specify southerners

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Anonymous #1 12h

It said to the south

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Anonymous #2 11h

i’m a republican and i don’t relate to the post

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