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And leave us a review and let us know what you think of the show. I want to talk to you today about what has gone on in my home state of the Old Dominion over the past couple of days with a real shocker on Friday that came from the Virginia Supreme Court,

vindicating a lot of the skeptics, including former Attorney's General Jason Meares and Ken Cuccinelli,

who had argued from the beginning that Democrats obscene gerrymander of the Virginia Commonwealth

was something that had violated the Constitution

from its inception. The basis for this is that constitutionally, you are required to have an

intervening election between when there is a vote on causing a referendum like this and when that referendum essentially takes

place.

The problem is that in this case, the way that the legislature had done this is that they

had tried to sneak it in at the last minute.

They had waited until October 31st in order to pass this.

That was preceded by more than 40 days of voting and more than 40% of the early vote coming in for that election.

The Virginia Supreme Court was initially asked by plaintiffs to look into this earlier than the referendum even ran. But the argument from Democrats in the state,

including from the Attorney General, Jay Jones, was that this was not something that they were

allowed to do, that the referendum was the process of the law being put into place, and that they

could only review it after the fact.

Politically, this was designed to send the signal that if this referendum passes, we think

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