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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional to gerrymander congressional districts based on race. Democrats are upset about that because they've been gerrymandering congressional districts based on race for decades. It all depends on the race. "Racism for me but not for thee" is a cornerstone of the Democrat party's quest for unbridled power, so it's no surprise someone on CNN was attempting to play the race card. Scott Jennings countered by playing a reverse draw four.

The tl:dr is that while the left and the media (but I repeat myself) claim the Voting Rights Act was weakened or narrowed, it was actually interpreted correctly. SCOTUS ruled you can't draw a 250-mile salamander-shaped district through a state to connect neighborhoods based on race, specifically because they are neighborhoods based on race.

The left, after celebrating Virginia gerrymandering, after celebrating California gerrymandering, after denouncing Texas gerrymandering, after celebrating Illinois gerrymandering, after celebrating New York gerrymandering, is now back to denouncing.

On Wednesday's episode of CNN's Everyone Hates Scott, John Avalon threw down his race card, claiming that among all the other raaaaaaaacist things that Republicans do, they haven't elected a black governor since Reconstruction. Unlike Avalon, Scott Jennings was able to remember last November.

“The Republicans tried to elect [a black Republican governor] in Virginia.”

“Then you got a white Democrat [governor] who gerrymandered the state!”

Again, I cite the Democrat writ of "racism for me but not for thee." Because it's not raaaaaaacist when Democrats do it. Though somehow, it manages to be raaaaaaacist when Republicans point out that Democrats do it. The rules get confusing.

Almost as confusing as trying to keep score whether gerrymandering is democracy in action or literally destroying democracy literally. Florida is up next.

I anticipate redrawn maps of southern states will start making their way to X-Twitter next month. Start popping popcorn now.

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