SCOTUS Accepts Census Citizenship Question Case

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3:39p, 2/15/19
U.S. Supreme Court to decide legality of census citizenship query


Depending on the source, asking this question which has been asked on the Census in the past, and which lying about is a deportable crime, could cost the Democrats anywhere from ten, to as many as 40-45 seats in Congress.
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8:15a, 2/16/19
Since 1950, the United States has only been able to say, "...there are approximately _____ U.S. citizens. We think."
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4:23p, 2/16/19
Doubt Trump wins this decision with the current judges .
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In reply to Malbec • 5:54p, 2/16/19
Malbec said:
Since 1950, the United States has only been able to say, "...there are approximately _____ U.S. citizens. We think."
And?
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In reply to fubar • 8:03p, 2/16/19
pruritus_ani said:
Malbec said:
Since 1950, the United States has only been able to say, "...there are approximately _____ U.S. citizens. We think."
And?
If you don't see it, I'm not the one to explain it to you.
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In reply to Malbec • 8:59p, 2/16/19
Malbec said:
pruritus_ani said:
Malbec said:
Since 1950, the United States has only been able to say, "...there are approximately _____ U.S. citizens. We think."
And?
If you don't see it, I'm not the one to explain it to you.
Why do you care how many citizens there are?

The Founding Fathers didn't.
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