It's done, my friends. Donald Trump may have just secured an advantage for the Republicans

over the next decade plus that Democrats will not be able to overcome.

The DOJ on Friday announced they'll be enforcing the SCOTUS ruling in Calais nationwide.

That means any district they determined to be racially gerrymandered must be redrawn.

Democrats don't have very many moves left. They're trying to implement these ridiculous

gerrymanders where they put multiple congressional districts into a single city like they're

doing in Virginia,

but they are losing that battle.

Well, many predict they may actually win in Virginia.

When you look at the totality of what is going on, my friends, I do not see right now an easy

path for Democrats to regain power.

Not only is that Republicans are expected to gain 12 seats if a full

racially gerrymandered redistricting happens. Democrats can currently lose 12, obviously,

but we also have the mass internal migration that is going to hit the U.S. in the census in 2030.

The expectation is that Democrats will lose another 12 to 16 congressional seats, creating a

Republican permanent majority. Now, Democrats, of course, are trying to fight back, but it's a losing

battle. This may be why Donald Trump really just doesn't care about the polling.

Now, the Democrats' response to all of this is that they must gerrymender to save democracy.

The truth is, when you look at the Northeast, when you look at all of these deep blue states,

some of them have between 30 and 40 percent Republican voters and zero Republican congressional seats.

The Democrats have been doing this for some time.

Now, I do feel that this is a conflict between the left and the right, the up, down, whatever.

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