Bannon`s War Room Episode 4689: Lies Behind Gerrymandering In Texas; The True Fight For 2026
Aug 7, 2025
Alex de Grasse, a savvy political strategist and commentator, teams up with Brian Harrison, former Chief of Staff at the Department of Health and Human Services and a staunch advocate for conservative policies. Together, they dive into the intricacies of gerrymandering in Texas, revealing how it distorts representation amidst changing demographics. They discuss the potential repercussions of excluding illegal immigrants from the census and the urgent need for grassroots activism to combat political manipulation. The conversation also touches on the challenges facing Republicans in Georgia and the looming political battles ahead.
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Trump's Mid-Decade Census Plan
- President Trump is ordering a mid-decade census excluding illegal immigrants to ensure accurate representation.
- This move challenges the traditional decennial census and aims to address distortions in state representation and federal funding.
Census Counts Affect Power Balance
- Counting illegal immigrants in the census inflates Congressional seats and federal funding to certain states.
- Removing them would shift power away from Democrat strongholds and demand policy changes for electoral competitiveness.
Racial Districts Maintain Democrat Seats
- States use racial-based districts and gerrymandering to entrench Democrat power despite non-competitive elections.
- Removing protections for racial districts could lead to significant Democrat seat losses nationwide.
