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I've seen the data floating around about it being an estimated 1-2 dozen House seats in question nationwide, all propped up by counting non-citizens on the census. I didn't think to pin the data down yet, but as soon as something floats
my way again, I'll share it.

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Psilynut2 said:

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I've seen the data floating around about it being an estimated 1-2 dozen House seats in question nationwide, all propped up by counting non-citizens on the census. I didn't think to pin the data down yet, but as soon as something floats
my way again, I'll share it.

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  So the original data floated away ?
  What I'm saying isn't hard to under to understand , Texas has about the same number of illegals , but way less people overall .  Florida has about a million but only about of California's  population
  Can your big brain see the problem ?

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FoolOfElysium said:

Could be a little more, could be a little less, but it's a significant and substantial number. I'm not an expert on these matters, but I know if 15+ million illegals no longer get counted on the census, that's a HUGE and almost untouchable shift in power in the House.

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The investigation reveals that Extremity Care LLC, a company that sells expensive bandages made from discarded placentas, donated $5 million to MAGA Inc., Trump's Super PAC, on February 24, 2025. Six days later, Trump posted on Truth Social attacking a Biden administration rule that would have barred Medicare from covering Extremity Care's products, which can cost thousands of dollars per square inch despite lacking scientifically proven benefits.

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The skin substitute industry has grown into one of the largest examples of Medicare waste in history, with spending on these products exceeding $10 billion in 2024 – more than double the figure from 2023. Companies take advantage of a Medicare loophole that allows them to set their own reimbursement rates for new products during the first six months, regardless of actual market prices.

Extremity Care's products exemplify the pricing practices under scrutiny. Their Coll-e-Derm bandage costs $11,051.10 per square inch, while CompleteFT costs $7,812.38 per square inch. Meanwhile, scientifically proven alternatives like Oasis wound matrix cost just $75.51 per square inch.

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dinosaurs said:

anyone see the video of a apple ceo tim cook gifting trump a 24k gold bar disguised as a desk trophy?

https://www.theverge.com/news/737757/apple-president-donald-trump-ceo-tim-cook-glass-corning

absolutely shamelessly fucking us over and people like fool are into it.

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Leftfield420 said:

this redistricting shit going to backfire on them here in Texas.... I've talked to so many republicans that are voting democrat in the midterms because a lot of us Texans are just flat out tired of Greg Abbott, Dan Patrick and Ken Paxton...they've forgot they work for the citizens and not the highest donor

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durian_2008 said:

Then, why couldn't we make integrated circuits for ourselves.

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durian_2008 said:

Then, why couldn't we make integrated circuits for ourselves.

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dinosaurs said:

durian_2008 said:

Then, why couldn't we make integrated circuits for ourselves.

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ask president pedo why he killed the CHIPS and Science Act

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koods said:

Leftfield420 said:

this redistricting shit going to backfire on them here in Texas.... I've talked to so many republicans that are voting democrat in the midterms because a lot of us Texans are just flat out tired of Greg Abbott, Dan Patrick and Ken Paxton...they've forgot they work for the citizens and not the highest donor

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Gerrymandering breaks down during wave elections. Instead of having a few strong republican districts, Texas is creating a lot of moderately republican districts with ~10% margins that are vulnerable if democrats outperform.

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Leftfield420 said:

koods said:

Leftfield420 said:

this redistricting shit going to backfire on them here in Texas.... I've talked to so many republicans that are voting democrat in the midterms because a lot of us Texans are just flat out tired of Greg Abbott, Dan Patrick and Ken Paxton...they've forgot they work for the citizens and not the highest donor

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Gerrymandering breaks down during wave elections. Instead of having a few strong republican districts, Texas is creating a lot of moderately republican districts with ~10% margins that are vulnerable if democrats outperform.

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I'm not a democrat or republican, but I'll be voting next year for the first time... I'll be voting blue because I want cannabis legalized here, and dan patrick has to go before that'll ever happen

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vicepope said:

Leftfield420 said:

koods said:

Leftfield420 said:

this redistricting shit going to backfire on them here in Texas.... I've talked to so many republicans that are voting democrat in the midterms because a lot of us Texans are just flat out tired of Greg Abbott, Dan Patrick and Ken Paxton...they've forgot they work for the citizens and not the highest donor

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Gerrymandering breaks down during wave elections. Instead of having a few strong republican districts, Texas is creating a lot of moderately republican districts with ~10% margins that are vulnerable if democrats outperform.

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I'm not a democrat or republican, but I'll be voting next year for the first time... I'll be voting blue because I want cannabis legalized here, and dan patrick has to go before that'll ever happen

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Are you seriously will to throw all other policies out the windows and vote blue just to get weed slightly easier.

Literally move to a state that already has it. You don't strike me as a person with a career centered focus.

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