Gerrymandering, The Cowards Confession

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Gerrymandering, The Cowards Confession
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Gerrymandering: The Coward’s Confession

“Gerrymandering isn’t politics, it’s theft.”
“It’s how cowards confess they can’t win fair and square.”
“It’s cheating, dressed up in legal paperwork.”

Gerrymandering isn’t politics, it’s theft. It’s the art of stealing voters’ voices before they ever reach the ballot box. A strong leader convinces the people. A weak leader redraws the lines until only his loyalists remain.

MAGA, well the girly boys finally show their pedal pushers.

Let’s be clear: this isn’t clever strategy, it’s cowardice. It’s the political equivalent of moving the goalposts because you’re afraid to lose a fair fight. Even when done in retaliation, it’s still rigging — a confession that persuasion has failed, that truth has lost, and that the only path left is manipulation.

The real crime is not just that districts are warped beyond recognition. It’s that a president — the one person sworn to serve the whole country — openly asked for it. Not because it serves democracy, but because he knows he wouldn’t stand a chance in an honest contest.

Gerrymandering is not a show of strength. It is the signature of weakness, stamped across the map of our democracy.

It’s the Coward’s Tool

Revolt

Gerrymandering as a politician’s admission that they can’t win a fair fight.

Line of attack: “It’s the political equivalent of asking to move the goalposts because you’re afraid of losing.”

Cheating the People

Compare it to rigging a casino — the house always wins, but the citizens are the ones paying.

It’s not just local greed, it’s a national power grab.

“Strong leaders convince the people. Weak ones redraw the lines until only their friends are left.”

Sorry MAGA but is this what Trump has turned you into?

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