Vincent Oshana

And then remember, rule one, accuse the other guy of what you're doing.

of what you're guilty of.

Correct.

To cover up the fact that you're doing it anyway.

And that's what happened here.

And so now the gerrymandering, you know, of these bizarre districts goes back.

Now, Pat, there's still going to be arguments of, wait, should that square district be two miles to the west of town or two miles to the east?

So there's still going to be arguments on this.

But when you get more natural-looking districts, look at what happens.

The South is inherently conservative.

The Northeast will still be liberal.

But you won't have this bizarre here because ask yourself a question.

Take a look at that, Adam.

Do you think that if you were the congressman in New York, Adam, do you think that map there that he just showed, does that make it easy for you to serve the people?

How do you serve the people?

It's a long walk, and you've got to make a right left.

It's very complicated.

All this because this party has zero leaders, Pat, with any policy.

So these are the little games that they have to play.

And notice how now the Republicans have to play the game back at them.