Fox News: Virginia Supreme Court Overturns Democrats’ Redistricting Measure

BREAM: "Yeah, and the momentum, because you mentioned all of those things are such huge developments. That Callais decision out of the Supreme Court last week triggered what we just saw in Tennessee. Alabama is going to make a run at it, Louisiana has to, South Carolina may be in the mix. So while Democrats have seen to be gaining sort of a net advantage in a lot of what they’ve done in the redistricting and they point to Republicans, 'You guys started this in Texas,' those decisions and this one today that just landed, they are big wins for Republicans. And listen, they can’t count on winning the midterms strictly on redistricting these seats because they’ve got to talk about gas prices, the economy, all the things that people are worried about out there, and we know what history generally does to an incumbent president in the midterms. But these seats will certainly help to stem a lot of the things that they are going to be trying to fight off and to hold onto the House."

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Fox News: Virginia Supreme Court Overturns Democrats’ Redistricting MeasureNews & PoliticsEXCERPT:BREAM: "Yeah, and the momentum, because you mentioned all of those things are such huge developments. That Callais decision out of the Supreme Court last week triggered what we just saw in Tennessee. Alabama is going to make a run at it, Louisiana has to, South Carolina may be in the mix. So while Democrats have seen to be gaining sort of a net advantage in a lot of what they’ve done in the redistricting and they point to Republicans, 'You guys started this in Texas,' those decisions and this one today that just landed, they are big wins for Republicans. And listen, they can’t count on winning the midterms strictly on redistricting these seats because they’ve got to talk about gas prices, the economy, all the things that people are worried about out there, and we know what history generally does to an incumbent president in the midterms. But these seats will certainly help to stem a lot of the things that they are going to be trying to fight off and to hold onto the House."Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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