When the GOP Texas Senate on Monday unveiled its proposed new district maps for Texas’ seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, the likely impact on greater Houston’s slate of congressmen and women was pretty clear: Local red districts would get redder and blue districts would get bluer under the new plan. U.S. Rep Lizzie Fletcher (D-Houston)’s district was also made more solidly Democratic, but in a way that some expect could lead to a tougher March primary for the moderate Democrat. Fletcher’s old 2020 Republican foe Wesley Hunt was gifted one of the two new U.S. House seats granted to Texas based on the state’s population growth, and despite the fact that most of that growth came from Hispanic Texans, neither of the two new proposed congressional districts would be majority Hispanic.
saying to conservative photos looking at this phot talking about democratic people of color. so i am a racist. this is where you guys always go. shannon: stop here! matt, what was the tweet? last month, there was a tweet sent out by matt with a photo of three democratic people of color and said conservative voters in these states, look at this photo. that s the epitome of racism. i would like to respond. every trump supporter listening to this interview can see what democrats do they call us facist and racist. you just called me a racist. the facts are when those senators including dianne feinstein who was mentioned in the tweet. i talked about anglo democrat
talked about anglo democrat senators who went after brett cavanagh, the actions in attacking the reputation of brett cavanagh where reprehensible and you make it about race. i don t care i don t care this is an irresponsible use of time on this show and a change of subject and i m not going to put up with it. we are not going to solve anything here but we appreciate both of you weighing in. donald trump proposes a new plan to lower drug prices, the war over health care heats up. we are here to announce another bold and historic action to bring down the price of prescription drugs. shannon: chris stierwald breaking down the races as millions of voters cast their ballots. i switched to geico and saved hundreds.
he took a move into pennsylvania before. his numbers are low. where he is not so popular anymore. north carolina will increase democrat intensity but there are enough republicans out there. shannon: let s turn to florida. this new poll, they have this in a dead heat. the senate race. governor scott and senator nelson. in the average senator nelson has been ahead 5 to 6 points. this is the first poll that we have seen in quite a while that has the race close. it was close once and scott had an advantage in the early going. we will wait and see. is this poll an out lier or the beginning of a trend?