RUSH EXCERPT:HEWITT: "Well, I have always said redistricting is not unconstitutional. And the Supreme Court tried to make it so, and they can never figure out how to make it so. So I’m okay with it. It does mean you’re going to end up with five congressmen living within a long drive of each other, because they’re drawing this to take advantage of the densely populated Democrat northern Virginia districts. And they’re going to split it up so that all those districts. Get a piece from 10 to six, get a piece of northern Virginia and all the Republicans are going to get smashed. Here’s the downside, John. I know sandra knows this, too. A lot of laws go to Congress and they can be military laws for appropriation periods. There can be regulatory laws having to do with land use or environmental issues. And the states with equally divided delegations like Maine has Susan Collins and Angus King, a moderate Democrat. If you have any balanced delegation, you’re able – your state’s businesses are better protected and businesses are more likely to move there. When Virginia gets done passing, the study, and I do think it will get passed because it’s enormous spent by Democrats and President Obama, you can’t listen to a podcast without him telling you Republicans are trying to steal the election. Vote yes on this initiative. It’s completely nonsense. But it’s going to pass and let that pass businesses that were thinking about living through Virginia, I think they’re going to go to West Virginia or Kentucky."
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Hewitt on Redistricting in Va.: Dems Are Drawing It to Take Advantage of the Populated Dem Northern Va. Districts, Republicans Will Get Smashed‘I’ve always said redistricting is not unconstitutional, and the Supreme Court tried to make it so’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:HEWITT: "Well, I have always said redistricting is not unconstitutional. And the Supreme Court tried to make it so, and they can never figure out how to make it so. So I’m okay with it. It does mean you’re going to end up with five congressmen living within a long drive of each other, because they’re drawing this to take advantage of the densely populated Democrat northern Virginia districts. And they’re going to split it up so that all those districts. Get a piece from 10 to six, get a piece of northern Virginia and all the Republicans are going to get smashed. Here’s the downside, John. I know sandra knows this, too. A lot of laws go to Congress and they can be military laws for appropriation periods. There can be regulatory laws having to do with land use or environmental issues. And the states with equally divided delegations like Maine has Susan Collins and Angus King, a moderate Democrat. If you have any balanced delegation, you’re able – your state’s businesses are better protected and businesses are more likely to move there. When Virginia gets done passing, the study, and I do think it will get passed because it’s enormous spent by Democrats and President Obama, you can’t listen to a podcast without him telling you Republicans are trying to steal the election. Vote yes on this initiative. It’s completely nonsense. But it’s going to pass and let that pass businesses that were thinking about living through Virginia, I think they’re going to go to West Virginia or Kentucky."Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview
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