[cripplecreek]

We need to take more state governments.

[Standing Wolf]

We need to take more state governments.

Yes, cripplecreek, and reassert states' rights against the feral government in Washington, D.C.

[Still Thinking]

But a much different dynamic is playing out in state governments. There, one-party control is becoming the norm.

According to the Pew Charitable Trusts’ news service Stateline, 26 legislatures have become more Republican since 2003.

It's apparently only "one party control" when Republicans do it. Also, they laugh at the Kansas legislators for taking three months, but Senate Dems managed to take four freagin YEARS! But, you know, it's the Republicans that are incompetent.

[publius911]

According to the Pew Charitable Trusts’ news service Stateline, 26 legislatures have become more Republican since 2003. The GOP holds a strong grip on legislatures in the Old South, the Plains, in some Rocky Mountain states and the industrial Northeast.

Dave, Dave, Dave...

It just sort of slipped your mind that the biggest states with the most electoral votes have been in the death grip of Democrats for a couple of decades now?

California is the clearest example.

And the only criticism about that state of affairs is that Republicans refuse to "compromise," aka give in to what the progressive spend 'til they die progressive decide to do?
How long can they pull that off?

[Piranha]

I would love to see the states controlled by Republicans become proactive in preventing voter fraud.