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Virginia has been trending blue for a long time, as both the D.C. suburbs of “NoVa” and the state’s minority population have grown. Add in the suburb-alienating Trumpist drift of the GOP — both nationally and in the southern part of the state — and sprinkle on the judicial demise of some heavy gerrymandering, and you wind up with Democrats in control of the entire state government. Less than a year after a wave of Democratic scandals that was so humiliating it has its own Wikipedia page, in fact.
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Stripeseven
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| The Constitution limits power in a Republic, to protect the individual's rights against the desires of the majority. Individual rights of people are guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. States are to serve up Constitutional rights, not suppress them. Honor your Oath. Serve not Rule... |
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