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Folks, this week has been tough. “That guy, and the rest of the Texas legislature, and Greg Abbott want to rig the system. They want to make sure that Republicans are over-represented on election day. They want to rig the process. I mean, it really is, it’s an idiotic thing to do. It's just stupid. And worse than that, it’s just not right.” — Joe Scarborough, MSNBC “I love that you’re calling this stuff out. People don’t realize how dangerous this kind of redistricting is until it’s too late.” — Joe Rogan to State Rep. James Talarico “In the face of perceived democratic rollbacks, complacency is not an option—it’s time for Democrats to ‘fight fire with fire.’” — New York Governor, Kathy Hochul “If the real result of this mid-decade redistricting war is to convince partisans that the future of the republic depends on maximal gerrymanders in every state, red or blue, we will have lost something truly important: the sense that citizens in all states, nationwide, can come together and take back a government that is supposed to belong to them.” — David Daley, Washington Post "This is a serious matter, and we wanted the governor to know that everyone's not in favor of this proposal. When you're silent and you don't say anything, then sometimes people think you're in agreement with it. Silence looks like complicity." — Pastor Charles Turner Chip in today to help Texas Dems fight back.
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We are the Texas Dems. We're protecting Texans from Republican extremists and their unending stream of misinformation statewide. Let's be clear, Texas Republicans have drawn district lines to choose the voters they want, and D.C. Republicans have poured tens of millions of dollars in dark money into Texas. We are on the front lines of pushing back against their influence with voters. |
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