Statement from New York State Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar on Democratic Gerrymandering in New York

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February 1, 2022

Statement from New York State Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar on Democratic Gerrymandering in New York

Brooklyn, NY – “The proposed State Senate and Assembly district lines make clear that New York Democrats are terrified of political competition, just as the proposed congressional lines show how desperate Nancy Pelosi is to hold onto power.

“New York Democrats are so afraid of a healthy exchange of ideas that they altered longterm election norms last year to get rid of as many third parties as possible. Then they worked to change voting laws weeks after New Yorkers overwhelmingly rejected those same proposed changes at the ballot box. Now, they foolishly think they can kill off the Republican and Conservative parties with the most blatant gerrymandering this state has ever seen.

“Some of these district lines are downright comical in their configurations; Democrats should be embarrassed to put them forward. But the careful observer sees what they truly are: a profound statement of political weakness. A party confident in its performance, ideas, and convictions doesn’t need to resort to subterfuge. It welcomes open debate. New York Democrats are just the opposite. They’re circling the wagons, and for good reason. New Yorkers are quickly getting to know what one-party rule feels like.”

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One thought on “Statement from New York State Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar on Democratic Gerrymandering in New York

  1. […] Undeniable power grab by Democrats:  State Legislature to vote on congressional districts lines redrawn by Democrats.  The lines as drawn shows total disrespect for Republicans throughout New York State.  Check your local papers so understand just how far the democrats have gone to increase their control to further their socialist agenda.  In case you didn’t read Chairman Kassar’s statement on democratic gerrymandering here. […]

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