Ben Shapiro

They found that the referendum passed in Virginia to redistrict Republicans out of existence in Congress, that that was unconstitutional.

There are a couple of reasons.

One, because the referendum itself was mislabeled.

It said it was restoring fairness.

It's very difficult to claim that you're restoring fairness when you write 45% of the voting population out of Congress.

Second, they said that there's a specific process under the Constitution of Virginia to lawfully adopt a constitutional amendment.

And that was violated in the way that this process worked.

So it was a procedural issue.

Bottom line.

Well, Democrats claimed instead that this was yet another attempt by the elites to grind under boot heel.

The American public here, for example, was AOC saying that the Virginia Supreme Court was overturning elections.

The systems are broken.

The fact that David Axelrod has to correct AOC on this.

Again, there's this conspiracism that has driven pretty much all politics in the United States for decades at this point.

The idea that if you don't get what you want, it's because there's a conspiratorial elite willing to overthrow your life and harm you.

And that is a massive problem for the United States.

By the way, it extends all the way down to marriage.

There's a new piece in the trash publication, the New York Times, talking about why we are having so few babies.

And again, the answer as to why we are having so few babies is actually quite clear.

Why are we having so few babies?