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They used to call it reverse racism.

Welcome to KKHI and a giant ruling by the Supreme Court on Wednesday that voids race-based

redistricting maps in Louisiana and there will be other states that will follow suit now that

they have ruled six to three that you can no longer gerryman congressional districts on a map

based on creating fairness for a population of certain people

based on their skin color. That, by definition, is discrimination. It is bias. It is reverse racism.

It's been going on for close to 60 years in this country. The Democrats have had their way.

They've carved up districts throughout the South where they basically take heavily populated black areas, split them in two, okay, right down the middle,

so that that population will get two representatives in their district instead of one.

The Democrats went in control, got this done in many,

many states. Some estimate this could be affecting up to 19 different congressional seats as we go

forward. That is all the good news. Do not jump on the train that believes all 19 of these districts

are going to flip by this November. This will not be easy. There will be court challenges and lawsuits

and everything else. They can have a ruling from the Supreme Court, but they can also

file lawsuits that things are being done improperly in the state where they're about to

redistrict and change these things. This is very, very good and an optimistic sign for Republican

voters going forward, and it really

doesn't change anything about the electorate. It simply says you cannot carve up districts

to give an unfair representation of black people. Well, it doesn't specifically black. It says race.

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