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1. It depends a great deal on how TX's redistricting ends up.

Sat Nov 29, 2025, 07:09 PM

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I'm sure their new lines attempted to shore up vulnerable districts

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It depends a great deal on how TX's redistricting ends up. FBaggins Saturday #1

Because we need more "moderates" who'll bipartisan with their friends. DJ Synikus Makisimus Saturday #2

Good luck getting a Berniecrat elected there. RandySF Saturday #3

Wow. That's dumb. Scrivener7 Saturday #10

You DO know the seat is currently held by a Republican right? Rstrstx Saturday #4

Post removed Post removed Saturday #5

At minimum a Democratic speaker. RandySF Saturday #7

Right? We really need to bring back Civics classes in hight school. Scrivener7 Saturday #11

Most DSA folks Boo1 Saturday #13

Over actual republicans? Hell yes FBaggins Saturday #12