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So Democrats are having a very tough time with continued Republican victory. Obviously,

their poll numbers continue to be in the dumps. But all of this is now manifesting in the latest routine in Texas. So Texas Republicans are looking right now at redistricting the state

congressionally. It's called gerrymandering. And it's quite typical around the United States.

In fact, every state has some form of gerrymandering. Some of the worst gerrymandering, and it's quite typical around the United States. In fact, every state has some

form of gerrymandering, some of the worst gerrymandered states are states that include democratic

states. So just to take one example, Illinois, which we'll come back to later. Here, for example,

is a map of Illinois with its congressional districts. As you'll see, it's insane.

These congressional districts make no sense.

They are all over the place.

There's one congressional district, particularly, District 13, that looks like kind of a snake

that just kind of goes halfway up through the state.

And then that is juxtaposed with another congressional district, district 17,

that was created just to get to a Democratic majority that looks sort of like a stair stepper.

All these congressional districts are a total mess, like a complete and utter total mess.

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