Gerrymandering redistricting

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Dana Bash: "How is it good for democracy to pursue a map that makes your state even less representative?"

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Collins: “So you were worried, basically, of the ramifications of pushing something like this through?” BOHACEK: “It’s bad policy, in my opinion, and in the opinion of others. It makes the legislative process just too transactional, at least in my opinion. You know, this is not a two-year presidency. This isn’t a two-year Senate legacy. This is going to go on well after I’m gone, and beyond. So, let’s treat it like that.” Collins: “Did you ever think that the pressure campaign might work?” BOHACEK: “I was a little concerned. Obviously, the threats of removing resources from your state are always a concern. But we have to also look that many of the funding sources that come from the feds are statutory. You know, Medicaid, SNAP, those are entitlement programs, those are going to continue to flow. Road funding will continue to flow. Maybe some discretionary grant funding might become a jeopardy. But then we’re going to have to lean on our congressional delegation to make sure that they’re doing their jobs to do the best for our citizens of the State of Indiana.” Collins: “Yes. And I should be clear, when I say pressure campaign, I’m not just talking about the President’s threat to primary people who voted no, which he did threaten. And I believe you’re not up until 2028, right?” BOHACEK: “That’s correct.” Collins: “But it goes beyond just the politics. I mean, there were bomb threats at your home. Do you believe that was because of — “ BOHACEK: “Yeah, unfortunately — “ Collins: “ — because of this?” BOHACEK: “Yeah, unfortunately it was. It was right after — right after Thanksgiving. I had released a post about my displeasure over some slur that the president used. So, we received a bomb threat, that night, at about 1 o’clock in the morning. Of course, I had to wake up my family. We had to have bomb dogs search property around my house. Since then, my family’s been staying with friends. I’m down at the Statehouse now, until the end of the week. And they’re still not staying at home. So, it’s very disruptive. I do have small children as well, so it’s a — it’s been a — it’s been a tough couple of weeks.”

RUSH TRANSCRIPT: >> No, not really. And, I just have to respond to what was said a moment ago. No one has eradicated anyone‘s right to vote. In fact, it‘s never been easier in America to vote than it is right now. In many states, red and blue have made it easier to vote than ever. And to hear us discussing this Indiana situation and to see a democratic debating partner tonight, cheer on governor pritzker and his continued redistricting gerrymandering efforts. Just goes to show you that Republicans are rookies when it comes to redistricting. We are nowhere near as practiced or ruthless when it comes to redistricting, as these Democrats you get state after state after state, where Republicans have virtually no representation in Congress at all. Illinois is already one of the most, if not the most gerrymandered state in the nation. So look, if this ends up being a Wash, you know, we‘ll have to play the hands we‘re dealt here. But make no mistake, gerrymandering is a democratic skill set. Republicans are still pikers when it comes to this. But I got to tell you, what you heard tonight is what they‘re going to do. They‘re ruthless. Democrats have shut down the government. They‘ve told the military to stop following orders. They‘re trying to redraw maps. This is the future with Democrats, a ruthless kind of politics. And Republicans better wake up to it.

RUSH TRANSCRIPT: >> Absolutely. I, I was born black. I‘ll be black all my life. I don‘t want to hear anybody say that. The Republican Party has not gone out of its way to keep people who look like me away from the ballot box, because it‘s painfully untrue. It is something that has been charged in the courts time after time, Where how Decade after decade, particularly across the south, across the south, How Where the largest concentration of black people live. So we‘ve seen those in Georgia, we‘ve seen it in Texas, we‘ve seen it well, those states are not led by Democrats. First and foremost, I let you talk. Would you please let me finish? Thank you very much. Beyond that, we have to be very serious about the concentration and the erosion of civil rights across this country. And, yes, that that also precedes with voting rights, the erosion of the Voting Rights Act has been done holistically by the Republican Party. What we‘ve seen from Donald Trump is someone who wants to and continues to try to expand his power by the most illegal means. So, yes, those orders were challenged. Those orders were challenged in Venezuela because, quite frankly, there was no impetus to go there to begin with. What we do know is that more than likely, this was illegal first and foremost. That‘s why he‘s trying to hide the videos. >> Okay, so a couple of things. Number one, has anyone ever personally tried to stop you from voting? Answer no. Number two, I voted no. >> I don‘t vote in the south. >> Number three in this country. Number three in this country. I hate to I hate to remind you of our history, but it was the Democratic Party that tried and tried and tried to suppress black votes in this country, not the Republican Party. >> We‘re I would like to remind you that when the Jim Crow laws were eroded, they were eroded by the Democratic Party, not by Republicans who tried to hoist them up and tried to continually reenter, reenter Jim Crow in the modern era. >> I think you need to reread your civil rights history. The Democratic Party doesn‘t have a clean record on this, but the bottom line is Democrats are going to continue to be ruthless. They‘re going to continue to try to gerrymander. They‘re going to continue to try to say the president‘s delivering illegal orders to mess up our military. Who knows what they‘ll do in Washington from here on out. But the bottom line is Republicans tonight didn‘t do this redistricting. Democrats are going to keep doing it. And if you‘re looking for who the most ruthless partizan players are, the Democratic Party. >> Your Republicans are treating Trump exactly as what he is a lame duck. And I‘m glad that Indiana showcased that. They do have some backbone and can stand up. And I hope other Republicans do across this country.

Adam Schiff, who campaigned heavily to eliminate red districts in California, says the redistricting plan in Indiana was “extreme” and “too greedy." He’s very satisfied with the result. Why wouldn’t he be? His party was gifted two House seats. https://x.com/WesternLensman/status/1999297378881515664?s=20