Try your hardest at everything.
Don't lie to yourself.
know when you're wrong.
Do your part to help the other living things Around you.
And enjoy if possible
@MikeYup10@Sassafrass_84 Who was it again who stopped and got in the way. Democrats. We would already be France if kamala won. Wake up it's the same shit side who fvcks it all up people are not asleep
@MonteMFMogul@ananavarro You are dumb.A billion comes after a million and trump is still a businessman , still making money. You guys act like he took taxes You're morons
They called it a wave. Waves have a shape. This has a signature.
25 points in Texas. 24 in Iowa. 22 in South Carolina. 21 in Kansas. The redder the state, the deeper the swing — while actual swing states barely moved.
That’s not how voters work. That’s the tell.
Buckle up. This is just getting started. 🔥 🇺🇸 🫡 #TRUMP2028
What Benny Johnson is talking about isn’t a one-night campaign pitch. It’s the cold arithmetic of the American system.
The Constitution requires counting the “whole number of persons” to apportion House seats and Electoral College votes. For decades, this has worked like this:
• Blue states gained extra seats partly because of illegal immigration
• Red states that grew through American citizens received fewer seats than they otherwise would have
Now the proposal is to count only citizens and permanent residents for apportionment. If this survives the courts, several seats will shift from California, New York, and Illinois to Texas, Florida, and other growing states, plus the opportunity to redistrict.
This isn’t “Democrats will never win again.” But it is a real structural advantage for 8–12 years.
That’s why 2026 and 2028 carry higher stakes: whoever controls the 2030 census will rewrite the rules of the game. Both sides understand this perfectly well.
The honest position is simple:
Representation should reflect those who have the right to vote and bear civic responsibility. The census should not be artificially inflated by people without legal status.
At the same time, the rules must be the same for everyone, not a tool of the current administration. Otherwise, every ten years we don’t get a census of the population, but another battle over who exactly to count in order to distribute power more conveniently.
Arithmetic doesn’t lie. The only question is who will be counting it.