gerrymander themselves into the position for republicans in this next one. my understanding is, if you take the 2020 election, right, so burundi numbers with the 2020 election, biden won the state, what would that look like in the state houses? i put them right on the brink of having to third super majority in both chambers of the state legislator, and that means that the small number a state legislator contests will be absolutely critical to ensure that we have any symbols of democracy in the state alongside defeating the extremists of the governor race and reelecting governors. i just want to hammer this one for people, this is a state that is quintessentially tight, 50/50 state. purple, purple purple, purple this is the if you had this exact same result as 2020, when joe biden won the state, republicans in both houses with the new maps would have near supermajority simple to houses. i cannot stress it enough, this week, it s a democracy desert in a state legislator, wh
and want to capitalise on but when have the aggressive arm of the party pushing them, criticising them for not doing enough, it is a double edged sword. it enough, it is a double-edged sword. , , sword. it is tricky, isn t it, for the sword. it is tricky, isn t it, for the democrats? - sword. it is tricky, isn t it, for the democrats? how l sword. it is tricky, isn t it, | for the democrats? how to position this debate over the next few months. you re absolutely right there one wing of the party pushing, pushing, pushing, and another saying there s very little they can do right now other than to highlight it as an issue at the ballot box. it will be quite unusual if an issue like abortion or indeed something like gun rights were to dominate a mid term election, and especially this year when americans are hurting through the economic crisis and the cost of living crisis. that is perhaps more likely to feature in people s minds when it comes to voting in november. as far as abortio
parts of the country, the heineken prime minister, with this personality, and that is an important part, a central part and it is being eroded. thank you for watching on bbc world news. just developing that theme, it is weird to see where it will go on the prime minister cannot get home quick enough, canny? he minister cannot get home quick enough. canny? enough, canny? he is a lucky politician enough, canny? he is a lucky politician because enough, canny? he is a lucky politician because it - enough, canny? he is a lucky politician because it seems . enough, canny? he is a lucky| politician because it seems to me almost certain that had that attempt to push not happened when it did, and it wasn t particularly organised, it fell over the threshold when it did but if it hadn t happened, will be looking at a no confidence vote first monday morning and it would have been more difficult for him to do what he has done which is to say look, this is difficult but i can pull it back. when
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