The contrast between America’s two major political parties could not be starker than on the issue of power and who’s willing to use it.
In one corner are the Democrats, who, after being told by the Supreme Court they can’t engage in racial gerrymandering, are promising to pack the high court with left-wing activists and burn down the Electoral College once they regain control of Congress. In the other are Republicans, who, despite holding trifecta control in “red states” impacted by said SCOTUS ruling, are squandering a unique opportunity to redistrict their maps ahead of the 2026 midterms.
