Speak Up: State GOP says it’s working against a Democratic supermajority
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Delaware is currently one House of Representatives seat away from a Democratic supermajority in both chambers of the General Assembly, during an election year when many Republican lawmakers are retiring.
A supermajority is never a good thing for citizens, no matter what party. — Jeff Grzeszczak
The retirement of Rep. Kevin Hensley, R-Townsend, sealed it. — Clint Brothers
Thirty years too late! — Chuck Holliday
Too many people vote without a clue what they are voting for. Democrats are taking advantage of that. They promise everything and deliver nothing but higher taxes and more spending (welfare). Why are “blue states” refusing to clean up voter rolls, as well as looking for and eliminating the billions in fraud being uncovered across the nation? They just elected a guy with terrorist ties in New Jersey and, with all the Nazi accusations they like to make, are supporting one in Maine. — Bob Hice
Yes, Republican Party, please tell us what exactly you are doing to make sure this doesn’t happen. Tell us about all the Republican candidates you have running. — Angel Alverio
If you’re all happy with the crime, less farmland and new and higher taxes, vote blue. — Allen Cramer
Democrats having a majority is bad enough. I can’t imagine what they’ll do if they have a supermajority! We might as well forget it. We’re dead meat. — Philip L. Puschel
