Rep. Cleo Fields, who represents Louisiana's 6th district, thinks it’s unlikely he’ll hold onto his seat when election maps are redrawn. He says he worries over changes to districts around the U.S.

that is terrible...but race shouldn't be the defining factor you win.

Did you say people don’t understand what gerrymandering is…. You cannot be that fucking stupid especially with a good damn phone with the search engine in your hand 😒 why do they keep talking to people like they fucking slow?

It also highlights a broader national issue: redistricting isn’t just technical map-drawing it directly shapes who stays in power and who gets voted out.

Monarchy taxation with out representation. The low IQ Republicans don't realize if they don't redistrict white districts they will lose. Look at no kings demonstrations white people and AARP are pisssed off like the Farmers. The white paying more at Walmart, kids dying war.

Democrats continue to rob Americans (black & white) to subsidize their new friends!!! Care to do an HONEST transparency report for Americans on this @60Minutes ??

The fewer blacks in government the better.

@FBIDirectorKash trashes Senator @ChrisVanHollen 🤣

Cleo is corrupt- so why do Dems even vote for him

Why do we the American people continue to support a government that is benefiting from the downfall of the economy, and collapse of democracy. We are losing jobs, inflation is ridiculous and we can’t afford food and the luxury that the rich politicians are getting while i office

Yeah boo fucking hoo. Segregated Congressional Districts are a violation of the civil rights and voter rights act, the USSC upheld those laws and the constitution. Blacks can't be segregated and only be allowed to vote for some token, hand picked by White Liberals.

Don’t worry. Besides, you didn’t do much for them anyways

Rep. Cleo Fields’ concern comes down to one thing: redistricting is reshaping who has a realistic path to Congress in Louisiana and across the U.S. Fields represents Louisiana’s 6th District, a seat that exists only because of recent court-ordered map changes designed to create a second majority-Black district in the state. That new map allowed him to return to Congress after decades away. Now the situation is shifting again. Why he thinks his seat is at risk Court rulings are forcing Louisiana to redraw its map again. A recent Supreme Court decision found parts of the current map unconstitutional, especially around how race was used in drawing districts. That could reduce or alter the structure of the majority-Black districts that helped Democrats like Fields win. If the district boundaries change significantly, the 6th District could become more competitive—or lean back toward Republicans. The bigger national concern Fields is pointing to a broader trend: Across the U.S., states are redrawing districts after court rulings and census adjustments Small changes in lines can flip control of seats even without voters changing their preferences Incumbents in newly drawn districts often lose the advantage they previously had Bottom line Fields isn’t just talking about his own seat—he’s warning that ongoing legal battles over redistricting are making many congressional seats unstable, especially in states with shifting court orders and partisan map fights.

Make sure you ask him about the brown bag he got from EWE.

Or they could get it from an elected official that looks like them and has an R in front of their name instead of a D.

Learn to code

Let me explain something about the stupdity of the Republican party leadership. They have majority of Congress, Senate and white house. Only need to redistrict is a waste of time. It is better the President run the country and the Republican party into the ground.