Well, ladies and gentlemen, the redistricting wars are upon us.

Now, some people are saying that this is all Texas's fault.

Other people are saying that this is just a delayed reaction to something Democrats have already been doing.

But in Virginia, we have a very, very unique case that we're going to address today.

And the case in Virginia is applicable to the rest of the country for a couple of reasons.

But the reason why we're going to focus on it specifically is because, well, I'm a part of that

process. That's right. We've been called back into special session. And yesterday, I got to sit

there in the General Assembly and observe, which was one of the most absurd things I've seen

in 10 years in the Virginia General Assembly. But understand

something. If they get away with this, not only will they have done something that I think

violates current Virginia law and violates the Constitution, but they will also be able to

fundamentally alter the political boundaries in Virginia, which will, in effect, probably make it impossible

for Republicans to win any time in the immediate future.

And this is all very relevant because unlike the vast majority of states in the country,

Virginia actually has really important elections going on this year.

That's right.

Next Tuesday, we will select our governor, attorney general,

lieutenant governor, and the entire House of Delegates. So everything that we're about to discuss

today, all of the nonsense, absurdity, and I believe illegality, could come to a screeching halt

as long as we pick up two seats. That's all it takes. And we'll talk more about how you could actually help do that

as well. All of that coming up on this episode of Making the Argument. I am your host, Nick Fratis,

with me in the studio, My Beautiful by Tina Queen of the Bees. Hello, everyone. And of course,

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