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I am not a member of any political party. Try another Straw Man.Clearly your agenda is political power.
I would if they brought something to the table, but they don't. Puerto Rico is a giant welfare state that would only be a drain on our overall nation's finances. It would be foolish to admit them to the union. What we should do is cut them loose altogether.I also think Puerto Rico should be a state and they tend to be very conservative
Ya mean like Mississippi, Alabama, or any number of other red states?I would if they brought something to the table, but they don't. Puerto Rico is a giant welfare state that would only be a drain on our overall nation's finances.
No, I wouldn't.If D.C. voted 80% Republican you would oppose statehood. The push for statehood by the Democratic Party has nothing to do with fair representation. It has to do with making a political power grab.
What was your point? Oh, yes. You oppose Americans having the same level of representation as you do only because of who they would vote for. Very patriotic, dickface.You didn't address what I said, racist fuck
The Founding Fathers destroyed a ship's cargo of tea and started an armed conflict to protest being taxed but not represented. Where is the massive groundswell of DC residents demanding statehood so they can vote? All I ever see is a bunch of people NOT living in DC insisting that we have to make a new state no matter what, and they're all democrats.
What was your point? Oh, yes. You oppose Americans having the same level of representation as you do only because of who they would vote for. Very patriotic, dickface.
Sense everything you say has nothing to do with anything I said, at this point, just go fuck yourself, racist bitch
10 square miles is 10 square miles. 10 miles square is 100 square miles.huh?
yes, I was referring to 8 miles squared. Go re-read our convo.10 square miles is 10 square miles. 10 miles square is 100 square miles.
I did address your point weirdo. It shouldn't matter who the citizens of a new state vote for in considering that they have just as much of a right to representation in Congress as you or I.
I have no idea why you are referring to anything I've posted as racist. But that's just you and every time I respond to one of your posts I have to consider what a soul draining waste of time it usually ends up being.
No, you weren't. You fucked up and got your ass handed to you on a silver platter.yes, I was referring to 8 miles squared. Go re-read our convo.
Leftists / liberals / Democrats aren't interested in this, as it doesn't gain them any seats in the Senate.D.C can never become a State. It's absolutely against the Constitution.
Most of D.C. could be ceded back to Maryland, but that's it.
People that live in a Federal District don't have a right to representation in Congress...that's the point of the Federal District.I did address your point weirdo. It shouldn't matter who the citizens of a new state vote for in considering that they have just as much of a right to representation in Congress as you or I.
I have no idea why you are referring to anything I've posted as racist. But that's just you and every time I respond to one of your posts I have to consider what a soul draining waste of time it usually ends up being.
We already have numerous states where Spanish is the prevalent language. Why make it worse?D.C can never become a State. It's absolutely against the Constitution.
Most of D.C. could be ceded back to Maryland, but that's it.
Why doesn't anyone want to discuss Puerto Rican Statehood?
The point of DC existing is to remove the rights of it's citizens from representation in Congress? That's a new one.People that live in a Federal District don't have a right to representation in Congress...that's the point of the Federal District.
Sure it is - it just takes a little bit of ink and a straightedge.For those of you who think DC's residential areas could be ceded back to Maryland, I have a question. Have you ever looked at a map of DC to see where all the government buildings are located? Ever been there and gotten familiar with the area?
If you have, you would know this is simply not possible.
You obviously never went to the National Zoo, and I don't mean Congress.Sure it is - it just takes a little bit of ink and a straightedge.
