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The Borowitz Report: Republicans Accidentally Redraw Map of Texas to Make it Rejoin Mexico

Link: https://www.borowitzreport.com/p/republicans-accidentally-redraw-map
AUSTIN, TX (The Borowitz Report)In what they called an administrative error, Republican lawmakers on Thursday accidentally redrew the map of Texas so that it rejoined Mexico.
Minutes after the GOP legislators colossal error was revealed, their Democratic counterparts issued a statement from their hiding place in Illinois, commenting, We leave the state for two days and this is what happens.
As millions of Americans celebrated the departure of the Lone Star State, Mexico offered this response to the Republicans unexpected gift of Texas: No thank you.
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Minutes after the GOP legislators colossal error was revealed, their Democratic counterparts issued a statement from their hiding place in Illinois, commenting, We leave the state for two days and this is what happens.
As millions of Americans celebrated the departure of the Lone Star State, Mexico offered this response to the Republicans unexpected gift of Texas: No thank you.


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The Borowitz Report: Republicans Accidentally Redraw Map of Texas to Make it Rejoin Mexico (Original Post)
FakeNoose
Aug 7
OP
Paladin
(31,579 posts)1. Being governed by Sheinbaum, rather than trump?
Texas could never, ever get that lucky...
FakeNoose
(38,579 posts)2. I'm so old, I can still remember when Texas voted Democratic, reliably
It was before 1964, when Lyndon Johnson's Civil Rights Act changed everything.
I once had the pleasure of shaking Ann Richards' hand. Best Governor this state ever had---particularly in comparison to the piece of shit currently befouling that office.