Right now, everyone is suggesting that Democrats are on their way to a major victory in November,

taking back the House. Now, they will lose the Senate. And all this is according to the

prediction markets, the analysts, and the pollsters. But there is information coming out that

suggests Republicans could actually hold their own. And there is a decent probability that if

everything is on the

level, Republicans might actually still hold the House. You see, Democrats are experiencing

record low favorability for this time in a presidential cycle, indicating Republicans do have an

opportunity on the merits to convince the American people to vote for the Republican Party come November.

Now, with the war in Iran and all of that controversy, it's looking pretty bad for the Republicans.

But again, people just don't like the Democratic Party.

They are split between the wacky far left and the corporate Democrats. Everybody's

arguing. So can they really make it through? Well, there's one thing that may actually change

the game for the Democrats outside of a popular vote. And that is gerrymandering, the redistricting

battle. Instead of actually saying, you know what, let's have a conversation with the

American people about what our government should look like. They said, let's just change the

structure of government so that we win no matter what. That is a procedural election, not a popular one.

You see, over Easter, I was with my family and we were in Virginia. We were grabbing

dinner and I saw on the TV something strange. It was a commercial. This commercial said,

Help us Virginians protect the integrity of our elections, a temporary measure to protect elections in Virginia. It was funny because my wife

looks at me and she goes, they're lying. And I said, yes. And she goes, they're not asking

to protect elections. They want to redistrict Virginia. And I'm like, indeed. You see, the way

they're framing it in these commercials is that we must protect our elections in Virginia,

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