This must be making the Democrats go crazy because SCOTUS has turned down what Eric Holder and Obama did back in the day. And that was districting on race. That is a no-no and something the left can’t seem to figure out.
Why not start working at birth, provide proper education and work programs, and get away from racebaiting? Why not get teachers’ unions out of kids’ lives, leave parenting to parents, and get back to basics: reading, writing, and arithmetic? Common sense tells us to build people up, not bring people down, for the sake of equality or as payback for past mistakes. Reverse racism is not a solution. Think about it for a moment, but think in terms of 100 years or more. If we fully implemented reverse racism, there will come a time when we have to do a reverse of the reverse discrimination, and the cycle continues. Maybe I’m off base, but it makes sense to me. All IMO.
“Just days after the Volunteer State’s GOP-led legislature rammed through a new congressional map that ELIMINATES the state’s only Democrat-held and Black-majority seat, turning Tennessee into a solid 9-0 Republican delegation, a bombshell new “Crystal Ball” redistricting report is out, and it’s devastating news for Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, and the entire crying, screaming Democrat Party.
This comes on the heels of the Supreme Court nuking Louisiana’s illegal racial gerrymander and opening the floodgates for fair maps across the South.
Below is the status of redistricting wars by Ben Hart:
COMPLETED:
California: +5 Dems
Utah: +1 Dems
Texas: +5 GOP
Florida: +4 GOP
North Carolina: +1 GOP
Missouri: +1 GOP
Ohio: +2 GOP
Tennessee: +1 GOP
TOTAL COMPLETED: +6 Dems, +14 GOP
PENDING:
Alabama: +1 GOP (80% Happening)
Louisiana: +2 GOP (90% Happening)
Mississippi: +1 GOP (30% Happening)
Virginia: +4 Dems (Probably Will be Overturned by VA Supreme Court)
MOST LIKELY OUTCOME: +17 GOP, +6 Dems → NET GAIN OF +11 SEATS FOR THE REPUBLICANS!
If those projections materialize, Republicans would enter the next election cycles with a significant structural advantage in the House, an advantage that could make Democrat efforts to reclaim the chamber dramatically harder.”