Rohit Chopra

It's happening whether you like it or not.

And what you are doing is just saying we're disarming ourselves and giving Dems more seats in Indiana.

So it's I think that's a pretty compelling argument to most voters.

Everybody hates redistricting.

Maybe.

Everybody hates it.

Everybody hates it.

They started it in Texas.

They didn't have to do this mid-cycle redistricting in Texas, and they chose to do it.

And then, yeah, once they chose to do that— Then you're—yeah.

The cycle was on.

Yeah.

It was immediately Gavin Newsom was like, okay, we're doing it.

And Gavin Newsom's people loved that because everybody knows that we have—we don't have—

The stigma around these boundaries has been blown up during the Trump era.

And so it's unfortunate.

It's reality.

Nobody is—unless somebody—if these Indiana Republicans had a real, like, substantive plan to stop redistricting around the country, they would probably have a better case with Republican voters.

But nobody—everybody hates gerrymandering, but also everybody hates—

not doing it now.