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RedWhiteBlueIsRacist

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5. NC is a state where even a black republican candidate can openly admit to being a Nazi.*

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Tue Oct 21, 2025, 11:40 AM

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*Google: Mark Robinson.

Republicans are destroying NC. The White Supremacist Court of the United States (WSCOTUS) is leading the charge. Dem governor Josh Stein has had his powers diminished by the racist maga legislation of the state.

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BREAKING: The North Carolina Senate hastily passed a GOP gerrymander Tuesday in a 26-20 vote [View all] In It to Win It Tuesday OP

If it passes the full Senate & House, won't Gov. Josh Stein (Dem) veto it? hlthe2b Tuesday #1

I could be wrong but I'm not sure this is a bill that the governor has power to veto. LonePirate Tuesday #2

He can't. The legislature took that power away from the governor. yardwork Tuesday #3

Damn... I've never read the NC constitution (obviously) but how can that pass muster? hlthe2b Tuesday #6

The Republicans keep taking more power here. yardwork Tuesday #8

With the right state Supreme Court, it wouldn't. In It to Win It Tuesday #9

So how many D states other than California are gerrymandering? gab13by13 Tuesday #4

NC is a state where even a black republican candidate can openly admit to being a Nazi.* RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Tuesday #5

The Governor here can't veto redistricting dsc Tuesday #7