Robert Steele: Why the Citizenship Question MUST Be on the Census

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Robert David STEELE Vivas

President Trump should not back down on including the citizenship question in the census because it is the census, not any other source of information, that is used to apportion congressional districts.  Right now the census is rigged to count ALL voting age individuals, including illegal aliens and foreigners.

The President probably knows that California would lose four seats and New York at least two seats if the census were allowed to distinguish between voting age CITIZENS and all others.  There also does not appear to be a provision for apportionment that recognizes the 72 million young people who will become voters after the census takes place.

Trump officially issues executive order to tally citizens through the Commerce Department

Wikipedia / United States congressional apportionment

Properly apportioning Congressional districts is included in the twelve-part #UNRIG Unity with Integrity electoral reform plan.

Robert Steele & Cynthia McKinney: Former Representative and Intelligence Official Team Up to Unrig Elections

If the President were to introduce the #UNRIG electoral reform plan to be implemented in time for 2022, but announced before November 2020, AND he were to pardon twelve specific black voters while also fulfilling his disclosure promises, he will be re-elected in a landslide.

Randy Short & Robert Steele: 12 Pardons = Black Male Vote [Comment by Cynthia McKinney]

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