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Isn't this the party that claims to "Love the constitution". Article I, Section 5 Read it and attempt to understand it. I know literacy is low in the MAGA world but if you can't figure it out, ask for help.

Trump has no constitutional authority to block members of Congress from being sworn in. Article I, Section 5 gives each chamber, not the president the power to judge its members' elections. You might want to consult that Constitution you all claim to love before suggesting we ignore it 🤡.

Oh, honey. You brought Census statistics to a voting argument and somehow managed to misunderstand both the Census AND the election. 💀 Let's unpack this. Yes, approximately 8.58 million people live in NYC and another 11.42 million live elsewhere in New York State. Congratulations. You've successfully performed subtraction. 🎉 Unfortunately, you apparently skipped the part where living outside NYC doesn't automatically make someone Republican. Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, Westchester, Long Island, and countless other communities exist. They don't suddenly become Republican voters because you've colored their surroundings red. And here's where your argument completely falls apart: KATHY HOCHUL WOULD HAVE WON THE 2026 GOVERNOR'S RACE EVEN WITHOUT NEW YORK CITY. According to the November 4 unofficial county returns: Outside NYC: 🔵 Hochul: 1,994,173 votes 🔴 Blakeman: 1,880,504 votes Hochul still leads by 113,669 votes without a single NYC ballot. Even Republican Bruce Blakeman's own Nassau County voted narrowly for Hochul. And there's another tiny problem with your logic: Census population totals include children, noncitizens, and other people who cannot vote. They're not election results. A county being colored red doesn't mean every resident votes Republican. Winning more counties doesn't mean winning more votes. And land area doesn't determine election outcomes. You came here to lecture people about understanding maps while demonstrating that you don't understand what the colors represent. The Census numbers were right. Your conclusion was wrong. Land doesn't vote. People do. And apparently, so does the part of New York you've decided to pretend doesn't exist. 😂 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau — New York population: census.gov/quickfacts/fact/t… U.S. Census Bureau — 2025 NYC population: census.gov/newsroom/press-re… 2026 gubernatorial results, including county breakdown: newyorkpredictions.com/news/… Independent confirmation that Hochul won without NYC: cityandstateny.com/politics/… #HerFactDesk #SheShed