Republican Mia Love: conservative, Mormon and newly elected to Congress from Utah.
(For those of us with a Libertarian bent, Reason magazine has called Mia Love “Libertarian-ish”).
Republican Mia Love: conservative, Mormon and newly elected to Congress from Utah.
(For those of us with a Libertarian bent, Reason magazine has called Mia Love “Libertarian-ish”).
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What a lovely person she seems to be. Her personal story is a classic example of ‘The American Dream’.
When this race is relegated to the history books, Doug Owens’ campaign will be seen for the racist dog-whistle that it was (Love, a Republican, didn’t represent “Utah values” in a 60% Republican state? We know EXACTLY what you were referring to, sir); and Utah’s rejection of it will be seen as a turning point in Utah politics.
Some of the best news in a night with a lot of good news.
As a red-state Californian, I have to look beyond state boundaries for good news. Mia’s win is great news. Congratulations to her and to the 4th district.
The reason the media can’t understand Mia Love’s win is that the average minority percentage among the 37 Black representatives in Congress is 67 percent. Therefore, the only way for a Black to be elected is to play the victim card in those congressional districts. They cannot fathom a Black representative being elected from a 95+ percent white district from the most Republican state in the country.
“… is that the average minority percentage among the 37 Black representatives in Congress is 67 percent.”
Huh? Can you rephrase that please?
The average minority percentage of the 37 Congressional Districts represented by Black congressmen/women is 67 percent. Therefore, the only way for a Black to be elected is to play the victim card in those congressional districts.