Folks....whether you believe it or not, whether you like or not...The Democrat Party is dying politically with each passing day. There is no leadership, there is no money, there are no candidates worth a penny, there are no supporters at their dismal political rallies and debates. The only mantra was impeachment and that has failed miserably with Pelosi, Schiff, Nadler & Schumer looking, acting and as if they are all insane, nutcases...that should be not be leading or guiding anything...period.
If there are any street wise members in the Democrat Party... I suggest you consider dumping Pelosi and Schumer and begin the reorganzation of your failing political party....like right now. If you wait until November 2020...you may not be politically alive at that time!!!
Oh, yes...you will still carry the torch of the Democrat Party...but...in reality the party will be dead in the water politically. You can thank Obama, Pelosi, Schumer, Nadler, Schiff etc. for your political death and you can be sorry you ever ran into, Brennan, Clapper, Comey, etc. the chickens are coming home to roost and them chickens is going to eat you Democrats politically, alive one by one!
Wake up Democrat Party, fools ...you need rehabilitation real bad!!! You would be better off cancelling all debates and withdrawing from the 2020 POTUS election!!! That game is over!!!
Where is AirheadOC? Shouldn’t she be crowing about her and the rest of the squats big victory?
Sorry, but I disagree profoundly. The Dems are on their way to being the permanent majority party thanks to our rapidly changing demographics fueled by mass immigration, legal and illegal. The Dems have won the popular vote in six out of the last seven elections.
Under current policy all persons — not just citizens — are included in the population count when apportioning seats to states in the U.S. House of Representatives and for votes in the Electoral College, which is based on House seats. Although we focus on the next census in 2020, the impact of immigration has been building for decades as the number of people settling in the country has increased dramatically. This report examines the cumulative impact of immigration, both legal and illegal, on the apportionment of House seats. Apportionment is a zero-sum system; by adding more population to some states rather than others, immigration will continue to significantly redistribute political power in Washington.
Among the findings:
The presence of all immigrants (naturalized citizens, legal residents, and illegal aliens) and their U.S.-born minor children will redistribute 26 seats in the House in 2020.
To put this number in perspective, changing the party of 21 members of the current Congress would flip the majority in the U.S. House.
Ohio will have three fewer seats in 2020 than it otherwise would have had but for the presence of all immigrants and their minor children in other states. Michigan and Pennsylvania will have two fewer; and Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia, and Wisconsin will each have one fewer seat. California will have 11 more seats in 2020 than it otherwise would have; New York and Texas will have four more seats each; Florida will have three more seats; New Jersey will have two more seats; and Illinois and Massachusetts will each have one additional seat.
Of the 26 seats that will be lost, 24 are from states that voted for Donald Trump in 2016. Of states that will gain House seats because of immigration, 19 seats will go to the solidly Democratic states of California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Illinois. Texas is the only solidly Republican state that gains, while Florida is a swing state.
Doing the same calculation, but counting only immigrants themselves (naturalized citizens, legal permanent residents, guest workers, foreign students and illegal aliens), but not their U.S.-born minor children, will redistribute 18 seats in the House in 2020. Ohio will have two fewer seats than it otherwise would have had but for the presence of immigrants in other states. Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah, and West Virginia will each have one fewer seat. California will have seven more seats in 2020 than it otherwise would. New York and Florida will have three more each; Texas and New Jersey will have two more seats; and Illinois will have one more seat.
Looking at non-citizens and their U.S.-born minor children redistributes 10 seats, with Ohio, Michigan, Alabama, Idaho, Minnesota, Missouri, West Virginia, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island each having one fewer seat. California will have four more seats than it otherwise would have; Texas will have three more seats; and New York, Florida, and New Jersey will have one additional seat each.
Looking at only non-citizens (legal residents and illegal immigrants) redistributes eight seats, with Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, Minnesota, Alabama, Idaho, West Virginia, and Rhode Island each having one fewer seat in 2020 due to the presence of non-citizens in other states. California will have three additional seats; Texas will have two more seats; and Florida, New Jersey, and New York will each have one more seat.
Illegal immigrants and their U.S.-born minor children will redistribute five seats in 2020, with Ohio, Michigan, Alabama, Minnesota, and West Virginia each losing one seat in 2020 that they otherwise would have had. California and Texas will each have two additional seats, and New York will have one additional seat.
Illegal immigrants alone in the 2020 will redistribute three seats, with Ohio, Alabama, and Minnesota each having one fewer seat than they otherwise would have had, while California, New York, and Texas will have one additional seat.