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by Eric Mack
June 25, 2020 2020-06-25T14:11:46-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/31c/20200625142111002_hd.jpg"all my observations about the practical effects and constitutional obstacles give too much credit to what the Democrats are really up to: a naked power grab. Democrats in Congress are advocating D.C. statehood against the will of the American people—including the will of Democratic voters, a majority of whom oppose D.C. statehood. Democratic politicians are pushing for this radically unpopular idea not because it’s a sound idea but because they’re angry that they don’t win every election under the current rules. So they want to change the rules."
by Eric Mack
June 25, 2020 2020-06-25T14:11:46-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/31c/20200625142111002_hd.jpg"all my observations about the practical effects and constitutional obstacles give too much credit to what the Democrats are really up to: a naked power grab. Democrats in Congress are advocating D.C. statehood against the will of the American people—including the will of Democratic voters, a majority of whom oppose D.C. statehood. Democratic politicians are pushing for this radically unpopular idea not because it’s a sound idea but because they’re angry that they don’t win every election under the current rules. So they want to change the rules."
"all my observations about the practical effects and constitutional obstacles give too much credit to what the Democrats are really up to: a… read more
"all my observations about the practical effects and constitutional obstacles give too much credit to what the Democrats are really up to: a naked power grab.
Democrats in Congress are advocating D.C. statehood against the will of the American people—including the will of Democratic voters, a majority of whom oppose D.C. statehood. Democratic politicians are pushing for this radically unpopular idea not because it’s a sound idea but because they’re angry that they don’t win every election under the current rules. So they want to change the rules." close
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