GOP is all in on Florida gerrymander after whining when blue states do it
Daily Kos
Last updated: April 30, 2026
Republicans on Capitol Hill and in Florida are criticized for exhibiting a double standard regarding political rules and processes. Governor Ron DeSantis's proposed congressional map in Florida is a central point of contention, alongside past actions by Republican members of Congress.
- Republican actions on Capitol Hill suggest a belief that rules should apply universally, except when it benefits them.
- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has proposed a congressional map that critics argue dilutes minority voting power, specifically impacting Black representation in two congressional districts. This map has been passed by the state legislature and awaits the governor's signature.
- This move by DeSantis is seen as a continuation of a pattern where Republican politicians appear to exempt themselves from established norms or principles when it serves their political interests.
- The article implies a broader pattern of behavior from Republicans, suggesting a disregard for fairness or equitable application of rules in their pursuit of political advantage.
- Previous instances of Republican behavior in Congress are alluded to, reinforcing the narrative of selective adherence to rules.
