Virginia Democrats just pulled off one of the most audacious electoral power grabs in recent memory, and the state's highest court is helping them do it.
The Virginia Supreme Court ruled Friday that Democrats can proceed with their redistricting referendum designed to gerrymander the Old Dominion's congressional map so severely that Republicans would be left with just ONE seat out of 11 total districts. Currently, Virginia's delegation consists of five Republicans and six Democrats – a relatively balanced representation of the purple state's political makeup.
But balance isn't what Democrats are after, folks. They want total domination.
This isn't redistricting – it's electoral theft in broad daylight. The proposed maps would concentrate the vast majority of Virginia's Republican voters into a single district, effectively silencing millions of conservative voices in Congress. It's the kind of gerrymandering that would make even the most corrupt political bosses blush.
The Deep State Court System Strikes Again
Despite legal challenges pointing out the obviously partisan nature of this scheme, Virginia's Supreme Court decided to give Democrats the green light. Why? Because the establishment always protects its own, and right now, they're terrified of the America First movement's momentum under President Trump's second term.
Think about what this means: Virginia Republicans who voted for secure borders, energy independence, and constitutional rights could find themselves with virtually no representation in Congress. Their voices would be systematically silenced through legislative manipulation.
"This is exactly the kind of swamp behavior that President Trump has been fighting against for years. The establishment will use every trick in the book to maintain their stranglehold on power."
Virginia patriots didn't vote for this. They didn't ask to have their representation stolen through backroom dealing and judicial activism. But that's exactly what the Democrat machine is delivering.
This Virginia power grab should serve as a wake-up call to every American who believes in fair representation. When Democrats can't win on ideas, they change the rules. When they can't convince voters, they silence them through gerrymandering.
The question now is: will Virginia Republicans and constitutional conservatives across the nation stand up and fight back against this blatant attack on democratic representation?