"Politics has to be more than a power grab. By either party. There have to be rules that everyone follows. Otherwise, it's all about power and pretty soon there won't be much left that holds our nation together."
"Even politics must have rules. Gerrymandering should be done once every ten years by all states. Otherwise, there are no rules and it's the equivalent of all-out, political wars all the time simply to gain power."
Ari Fleischer criticized Republicans for a predictable loss in Virginia's redistricting, which eliminated four GOP-held House seats. He emphasized the importance of fair political practices, arguing that gerrymandering should occur only every ten years. Fleischer stated that politics should not solely focus on power grabs and called for adherence to rules that ensure fairness. He expressed concern that without such rules, political conflicts would escalate, undermining national unity.
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