Newsom vows ‘fire with fire’ response to Texas redistricting fight

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At a press conference on Monday, Newsom said that he supports independent redistribution, as well as a national structure, and confirms a proposal being advanced in the Legislature.

The governor said, “The proposal on which we are moving forward with the Legislature only has only one trigger, when they move forward, which to destroy the well -established protocol,” the governor said. “Will the condition of California proceed kindly? Fighting? Yes, fire with fire.”

When asked about a meeting between California Democrats on Sunday night, they drafted during that time or were almost done with a draft of remarriage maps, and whether they saw those maps, Newsom said that he had not.

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But he said that a series of conversation is going on last night last night, which continued on Monday morning and the Democrat will continue till the process will continue.

“There is a consensus in that process, the legislature’s two-thirds support,” he said. “The map, we believe, should be transparent. They should be provided to the public in a transparent manner, and as a result, those maps are being processed and will be brought to light.”

At the end of the day, however, Newsom said that the people of California would have to say the last.

“We will provide them an opportunity to make decisions for ourselves, again, only if Texas moves forward,” Newsom said. “I will strengthen the fact that we believe it should be a national model, independent national redistribution, and it will return to its original form, but it is done in response to existence realities that we are now facing. Things have changed, the facts have been changed, so we have to change.”

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“They have triggered this response and we are not going to roll and we are going to fight with fire, but we are not going to do so, not only the fourth largest economy, punching with the weight of the fourth largest economy, the most populous states in our union, combined the size of 21 state population,” they continued. “In the context of everything we are doing, we will punch above our weight, and I think they should be absorbed by those in the Texas delegation. Whatever they are doing will be new to the state of California here, and they will pay that price.”

Callifornia GOP president Curin Rankin told Fox News Digital that California’s constitutional rights could be threatened by setting a dangerous example from Newsom’s works.

“While Governor Newsom frameed this redistribution as a defensive step, it weakens the national level of California, the Voter-Non-Citizen Recovery Commission, and if successful, sets a dangerous example that whenever politicians seem politically convenient, the choice of voters can be eliminated. “Our primary anxiety is protecting the constitutional rights of California against the prejudicial manipulation of democracy; true democracy means to empower voters, not to decide the representatives, not politicians.”

Dozens of Texas Democrats fled from their kingdom and went to Chicago and New York on Sunday night in an attempt to block a redistribution vote.

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Texas village. Greg Abbott has threatened to arrest and expel MPs when he does not return by Monday afternoon.

Shortly after Abbott released his statement, Texas House Democratic Cocks released a simple response, wrote: “Come and take it.”

The statement also describes the proposed districts of Republican, which will potentially secure five new GOP US house seats in next year’s midnight election as “Racist Middle-Division Recovery Scheme”.

Abbott criticized the dramatic departure of Democrats, saying that “real Texas do not run with a fight.”

On Monday evening, Illinois MPs hosted Texas Democrats for a press conference, during that time no MPs took a single question from the press.

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Still, rape. Robin Kelly, D-Il., Welcomed his colleagues and said that they wanted as they wanted, because they believed what they were doing.

“What are you doing and what … they are trying to do in Texas. You impress you guys, but it affects the whole country,” he said. “When you want to remove five Democrats … which hurts us in the House.”

He explained that when there are not enough democrats, things like the beautiful bill, or as he referred to it as “The Big Ugly Bill”, and other Republican receives through the initiative.

“They are trying to destroy our democracy, destroy fairness in our country,” Kelly said. “And unfortunately, they are starting with Texas. But we want you to know, we are standing on your behalf.”

Rape. King Krishnamurthy, D-Il.

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In particular, he accused Abbott that there is not a special session to help families rebuild, but to “disappear” from the federal delegation instead of President Donald Trump’s “bidding”.

Krishnamurthy then directed Abbott to his comments, saying, “Don’t mess with Texas,” because the people standing with him represent Texas.

“You can silence them. You can smear them. You can make them a saddle with debt and wings. But you can’t scare them,” Krishnamurthy said. “You can get out hell from that map. It seems that two can play that game. It is right. Other states will do the same thing and neutralize what you are trying to do in Texas.”

Other MPs standing side-by-side in Illinois chose Trump’s policies to accuse them of being breed.

Texas state representative Ana-Maria Rodriguez Ramos said that Trump’s policies hurt working families.

“This is nothing short of racism,” he said. “He is coming after all of us who do not look like him and his Republican colleagues at the Texas House.”

Rape al-Green, D-Texas, followed Rodriguez Ramos with more allegations of racism, saying that Republican is doing what Trump has insisted.

He said, “I want you to know that we did not introduce the race card when this message was sent by the Department of Justice and through it to our Attorney General,” he said. “He mentioned the race card as he talked about racial gerrymandering. They used to bring it up, and when they brought it, they did so, knowing that it was a discussion word. It was a trigger.”

“They know that this is a discussion word that people will answer in Texas, but we are going to answer the word by telling them that your racism is not going to change democracy in the state of Texas,” Green continued. “In the United States, racism is going to meet with a stand for our democracy. You take a stand for racism, we will stand for democracy, and we will win.”

Rape. Julie Johnson, D-Texas said she was happy that states such as California and New York stood for Texas Democrats because, once in Texas, it would spread to other states.

He called the issue a “National War,” and “an all-out war”, in which everything is on the table.

“We come from a proud situation, and I had never thought of as a Texon as an elected member of the Texas House of Representatives and now as an elected member of the United States House of Representatives from Texas, that I will see a knee for a hooliganism to the proud state of Texas for a hooliganism.” “I never thought I would see the day, but we are here.”

Rape. Jasmine Crocket also stood with fellow Democrats in D-Texas, Illinois and accused Abbut of talking on “very noise”. He also accused Republican of being “weak”.

“The difference is that they hope that the Democrats will be good people who are,” the crochet said. “They hope from us that we will take punch and say thanks. Okay, I am here to tell you that not only we are going to punch back, but we are going to beat you.”

Nevertheless, Abbott on Monday told Host Scene Hannie of Fox News that Texas is doing what is allowed by the law.

He also accused the state Democrats of doing something “An-Texas” to deal with Texas by turning his back and resonating across the state.

Abbott said that four of the five seats changing due to redistribution would be primarily Hispanic.

“These are the seats where Democrats are getting caught with reality,” he said, stating that Democrats are losing votes to Hispannies and black voters in Texas.

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He also said that the Democrats are “leaving” because they are feeling that Texas has the right to redistribute.

Abbott said, “Texas is correct.”

Anders Hagstrom of Fox News Digital and Elizabeth Protechet contributed to the report.