Ed OKeefe: Tenn.’s Republican Lawmakers Approved Redrawing the Map to Carve Up the Dem Represented District Which Sparked Protests

RUSH EXCERPT:O'KEEFE: "We’ll totally Tennessee Democrats could do little more than protests that move and they did that standing in line shouting Republicans actually voted overwhelmingly to drop the state’s one democratic congressional seat authorities removed several individuals during the chaos well outside the chamber. One state house Democrat burned a copy of the confederate flag. Today’s vote means this democratic district, which encompasses the mostly black city of memphis, will be split into three districts designed to favor of Republicans, the n double a c p is now suing to block of change. Similar redrawing may soon happen in southern states like Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and here in Alabama, all based on last week’s Supreme Court ruling that narrowed the scope of the Voting Rights Act"

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Ed OKeefe: Tenn.’s Republican Lawmakers Approved Redrawing the Map to Carve Up the Dem Represented District Which Sparked Protests‘Authorities removed several individuals during the chaos’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:O'KEEFE: "We’ll totally Tennessee Democrats could do little more than protests that move and they did that standing in line shouting Republicans actually voted overwhelmingly to drop the state’s one democratic congressional seat authorities removed several individuals during the chaos well outside the chamber. One state house Democrat burned a copy of the confederate flag. Today’s vote means this democratic district, which encompasses the mostly black city of memphis, will be split into three districts designed to favor of Republicans, the n double a c p is now suing to block of change. Similar redrawing may soon happen in southern states like Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and here in Alabama, all based on last week’s Supreme Court ruling that narrowed the scope of the Voting Rights Act"Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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