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Edited on Tue Feb-22-05 03:26 PM by bemildred
If the state is overwhelmingly progressive, what does it mean for
districts to be "competitive"? Is it about fair and honest voting,
or making sure the Republicans are not run out of the state? The
fact that in California, when given a choice between a Democrat and
a Republican, the voters repeatedly choose the Democrat does not
mean anything unfair is going on.
The thing that concerns me is to get more progressive democrats to
run and win in the Primaries, and then the have them kick some
Republican ass. That is fair and honest and "competitive".
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