YES! Large states are too powerful & can't represent all voters.
27%
NO! Republicans cannot be trusted with this idea.
73%

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TxPeon's picture
TxPeon 12 years 21 weeks ago

This is a republican idea?

seems instead of representing, their constituents, as they have forgotten, what representatives are suppose to do, they just keep chacing their own tails. They have shown the world one thing for such.....they are just worthless, and a burden on all taxpayers.

they are all about waste.

trueblue313's picture
trueblue313 12 years 21 weeks ago

I say NO.

But more importantly, State governments should ALL be unicameral like Nebraska. There is NO need what so ever for state government to have a two body legislature.

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ekendrick 12 years 21 weeks ago

i live in Florida, & the state is divided into 2 completely different areas. North FL is the South- conservative, Republican, redneck, etc. South FL is the North- liberal, Democratic. If South FL were its own state, we would have 2 Democratic Senators & a majority of Dem congressional reps. As it is now, South FL is ruled by the redneck Republicans in Tallahassee, which is an alternative universe where all the crazy laws we are famous for originate, & we have to live w/ them. If we were our own state, we would not have to live with the "stand your ground" gun law that lets people get away w/ murder. We wouldn't have to live w/ gerrymandering that has given the
GOP a stranglehold on the state. We would pass stronger environmental protections, living wage ordinances...we would be free of the Tallahassee crazies & life would be, at least, better in South FL. North FL would be just like Alabama or Mississippi, because they wouldn't have all the tax money they're getting from us now.

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