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It's now been a few weeks since the whole gerrymandering fight,

or what the Democrats are calling gerrymandering fight in Texas for their redistricting map,

having a very hard time being able to fathom with it.

Vice President J.D. Vance was on, I guess it's MSNBC or MS now, whatever you want to call it.

They're rebranding efforts, not going too well. But the Democrats, nonetheless, going

absolutely berserk about this, what they're calling gerrymandering. It's not gerrymandering. It's redistricting because the Democrats have allowed e-legals to be

counted in census. That's clearly going to be a breach of issues, a breach of the Constitution

because illegals aren't allowed to vote in this country. So J.D. Vance was on with MSNBC or MS Now, whatever he want to call it, BS now, I think is probably

the most prevalent way to say it about them and was asked about what they're calling gerrymandering.

Take a listen.

We had way fewer House seats than we should have.

One, if the Democrats hadn't aggressively gerrymandered, and two, if illegal aliens weren't counted

in the census for purposes of apportioning congressional seats.

The best estimates I've seen is that in California, for example, has five additional congressional

seats than it should have because they count illegal aliens for the purpose of apportioning

representatives. Meanwhile, Ohio, my home state lost a representative. We're literally losing

representatives for American citizens in order to give congressional representation to illegal aliens.

Republicans are trying to balance out the scales a little bit for basic fairness and for the

integrity of our democracy,

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