So earlier this, year the state supreme court struck down republicans aggressively gerrymandering new congressional map which plainly violated the state law, quote, a state law overwhelmingly approved by voters in 2018 to prevent a mob that unduly favored one party or it s incumbents. now, tara great credit, republican chief justice merino connor voted with democrats to form the 43 majority that rejected them up. and that is an example of institutions holding. she did the correct thing. she followed the rule of law even though the map was an advantage to our party. and so how republicans were sent back to the drawing board. and was like what happens when you tell your kid to clean up, and they pick up one leg on, say i did, it i m done. republicans on the higher redistricting commission we drew the map, but they barely change that. and now they re trying to run that through. the mobility of republicans an advantage in ten of the states 15 districts was used in this primary election, wh
Democratic party, staffers and elected members, have trouble reaching an anti-some person, because being against the system isn t inherently adolescent and silly minds up. but believing in things of supreme court has proven to be, i think, much sillier. it s a great illustration playing out right now. on the redistricting battles in ohio. of this dilemma of institutions breaking down what to do about it. so earlier this, year the state supreme court struck down republicans aggressively gerrymandering new congressional map which plainly violated the state law, quote, a state law overwhelmingly approved by voters in 2018 to prevent a mob that unduly favored one party or it s incumbents. now, tara great credit, republican chief justice merino connor voted with democrats to form the 43 majority that rejected them up. and that is an example of institutions holding. she did the correct thing. she followed the rule of law even though the map was an advantage to our party. and so how republica