Zohran Mamdani's Going to Have a Hard Time Escaping the Trap Eric Adams...
Justice Department Withdraws Warrant for Don Lemon's Arrest, but He's Not Out of...
LOL: This Trump Hater Thinks Floridians Will Choose Him As Their Next Senator
Family of People Killed in Venezuelan Boat Airstrike Sues Trump Administration
Inside the Democrats' Crowded, Messy, Race to the Left in Iowa Senate Primary
Guess What Some Virginia Dems Are Asking People to Do When They See...
UK Officials Admit They Have No Plan as 600 Islamic Migrant Men Are...
The Trans Trend May Be Dying. But the Fallout Is Just Beginning.
VCU Health Nurse Placed on Leave, Facing Investigation After Urging the Poisoning of...
John Fetterman Joins Democrats in Calling for Ouster of DHS Secretary Noem
Anti-ICE Mobs Are Doing the Opposite of What Democrats Hoped They Would
Exactly What All Are We Losing in Minnesota?
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Requests Lengthy Meeting With Trump After Being Sidelined in...
Jimmy Kimmel Just Can't Help Himself
Kash Patel Says the FBI Will Be Investigating Signal Group Chat Used to...
OPINION
Premium

Yes, Texas and California Can Gerrymander

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.
AP Photo/Rodolfo Gonzalez

Editor’s Note: Join us in the fight against the radical left today and support our reporting as President Trump continues to usher in the Golden Age of America. Use promo code FIGHT at checkout to get 60% off!

Welcome back to "Stream of Kurtiousness!" Texas is gerrymandering their state in a politically savvy move. But now a liberal court voted 2-1, saying they can't redistrict because Texas is drawing its districts based on race. There's no truth to this whatsoever, and I believe it will get thrown out in court. Both Texas and California have the constitutional right to redistrict the way they see fit. The Texas judge who disagreed with his judge colleagues, who thought Texas's redistricting was unconstitutional, went thermonuclear on them in a written statement. I agree with everything he wrote, but I don't think his statement will play well in the court of public opinion. At the end of the day, gerrymandering is a political move, and states always have the right to do it!

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement