Message from @ThatRightWingFish
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Huh
We really can take that district in the north of New Jersey.
It's the suburbcucks.
That tiny area of blue, it pretty much decides the entire election.
Unless right wingers have high voter turnout.
But the suburbcucks always have huge voter turnout, and most of that red is sparsely populated farmland and forest, combined with low right wing voter turnout.
It's mostly like this, meanwhile the suburban areas are you know, dense.
What I particularly notice is that the majority of the area near NYC, and on the blue side of the old "trench lines" we drew on these districts, are red.
its funny, I wouldn't expect Toms River (where I currently live) to be red
most of the people who live around where I live, I have noticed they have extreme liberal ideologies
@WildRooHuntingTutorials you are so wrong it isn't even funny lol
@Kneegers Inc. cool, I am in Gloucester County
Also I call complete bullshit on that map you keep on posting
Every town went Blue yet our County went Red?
ahhh okay @ThatRightWingFish I used to work for a civil engineering company, we used to do a good amount of work in your area
yay
Ha
Nice
I think one of the only things that Murphy is trying to do is change the marijuana ban
The outcome of the case could force sweeping changes to diversify schools, much as ideologically similar cases in the past have directed more state funding to poor school districts and required towns to provide thousands of units of affordable housing.
sorry i should reprhase that I had a bit of a brain fart
I smoke, I like he wants to lift the ban
God fucking damnit
lol
Didn't the Don want to do something with marijuana I heard?
No
Marijuana is gay
Anyways, please spread that article around
Complete bullshit?
That's not this year @ThatRightWingFish
I can get one from 2016 if you'd like
i think that was 2012 or 2008
I was about to say
Please link 2016
You live in an all white area right?
"
As it is, nearly half of the New Jersey's 585,000 black and Latino students go to schools that are more than 90 percent non-white, according to the lawsuit. Many of those schools are also marked by high levels of poverty."
yes