Today marks a major turning point for political speech in America. For years, federal law irrationally treated coordination between political parties and their own candidates as suspect, subjecting parties to an unfair restriction on First Amendment speech, and limiting information flow to voters. The Supreme Court correctly recognized those restrictions as unconstitutional, strengthening the marketplace of ideas, and restoring order to our political ecosystem. Make no mistake – this is a win for voters and the electorate at large.
NY Dems are about to burn tens of millions of taxpayer dollars to gerrymander for the third time this decade for only 1, maybe 2, elections’ worth of advantage. It’s giving desperate. Thanks to my co-author @Linstitution9 and @DailyCaller for publishing our op ed
Lex Politica Senior Counsel @Linstitution9 and @dwpolio piece in @dailycaller:
"New York Democrats are once again trying to gerrymander the state’s congressional lines to their advantage, but unlike other states that have rushed into mid-decade redistricting fights, New York cannot simply pick up the pen and draw a new map in time for the 2026 mid-term elections."
https://t.co/rWtqnozi4d