@Axtremus said:
@Mik said:
Probably constitutionally correct, but bad for the republic.
So much for the "Founding Fathers' wisdom."
Well, yes.
Elbridge Gerry, after whom Gerrymandering is named, was a signer of the declaration of independence. As governor of Massachusetts, he approved an odd shaped district to benefit his party in 1812. It looked like a salamander, so they called it the Gerry-mander’. And the name stuck.