Supreme Court Rules On Texas Redistricting Case

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00:00Supreme Court Rules on Texas Redistricting Case

00:03The Supreme Court cleared the way for Texas to use its newly redrawn congressional map

00:08for the 2026 midterms on Thursday.

00:12Judging by the reaction from the left, you'd think someone had just set the Constitution on fire.

00:16A three-judge district court granted an injunction,

00:19freezing the map after the League of Latin American Voters cried foul.

00:24They claimed that the map was drawn based on race.

00:26It is the go-to when Democrats lose ground, cry racism, rinse, repeat.

00:31The Supreme Court was not buying it.

00:34In an unsigned order, the justices said the lower court got it wrong

00:37and invoked the presumption of legislative good faith.

00:41Justice Alito, joined by Justices Thomas and Gorsuch, filed a concurring opinion.

00:46He said the map was drawn for partisan reasons, not racial ones.

00:50Welcome to politics, folks.

00:52Alito noted the challengers did not produce a single alternative map

00:56achieving the same partisan results without considering race.

00:59Because they could not, making the accusation look like an ideological tantrum

01:04rather than a legal argument.

01:06Justice Kagan insisted the ruling does a disservice to the millions of Texans.

01:10She said they were assigned to their new districts based on their race.

01:14Partisanship, not race, has driven redistricting for decades.

01:18Now, for what is really going on.

01:21Democrats are losing their grip in states like Texas

01:23and are trying to win in court what they cannot at the ballot box.

01:27When the system does not bend to their narrative,

01:29it becomes a five-alarm fire and democracy under threat.

01:33The Democratic Party should examine why working-class minority voters are slipping away.

01:37People are tired of sky-high inflation, government overreach,

01:41open border chaos, and a tone-deaf progressive elite

01:44more concerned with pronouns than paychecks.

01:46Meanwhile, Texas is doing what voters elected its leaders to do.

01:51Protect the state's values, draw legal maps,

01:53and prepare for the next election without being held hostage

01:56by activist groups pushing racial narratives as a political weapon.

02:01So yes, the map stands.

02:03Not every branch of government has been captured by leftist hysteria

02:07and somewhere in Washington, common sense still lives.