entire neighborhoods in chicago and their elected leaders are funding it. will: t not popular with black inner city voters, it's not popular with, i don't know, latino voters either. we've seen that when it comes to districts in south texas flipping from blue to red who believed in legality. so who's this, who's this benefit? how about this, who does this benefit besides the politicians already in office that benefit from change in dem graphics in terms of the anticipation that this will help them through the electoral college or are through the congressional map? like, what american -- even if you're into identity politics, what american constituency goes, i love this, all this illegality? noel hello well, the intention of changing the the demographic requests, will, and also by taking away some of the restrictions and making it so they can potentially be voting, this does feel very intentional. it's popular, if you look at the polling, who support joe biden, the educated white male who

Related Keywords

Will , Chicago , I Don T Know , Voters , Funding It , Leaders , Neighborhoods , Inner City , Latino , Politicians , Benefit , Blue To Red , Terms , Change , Office , Anticipation , Districts , Legality , Dem Graphics , South Texas , Great American , Map , Electoral College , Identity Politics , Intention , Constituency , Illegality , Noel Hello Well , Joe Biden , Requests , Restrictions , Voting , Polling ,