Democrats Consider Two-Step Plan After Va. Maps Rejected

In the wake of the Virginia Supreme Court striking down voter-approved maps, Democrats are considering a controversial two-step process to achieve their redistricting goals. This involves lowering the retirement age for Supreme Court justices to the mid-50s, effectively replacing the entire court, and then challenging the original constitutional amendment that required the redistricting process. This strategy, similar to recent moves in Utah, has sparked debate among Democrats, with some arguing for immediate action and others cautioning against rushed decisions.