Schwarzenegger Calls Newsom’s Redistricting Plan ‘Two Wrongs’

Arnold Schwarzenegger, the former California governor, has criticized Gavin Newsom's proposed redistricting plan, describing it as "two wrongs." Schwarzenegger argues that the plan, which aims to redraw the state's political maps, is a partisan attempt to maintain Democratic control. The former governor has called on voters to oppose the plan, stating that it represents a continuation of the gerrymandering practices that have plagued the political system. Schwarzenegger, a Republican, has long been a proponent of independent redistricting commissions, which he believes can help to reduce the influence of partisan interests in the process. Newsom's plan, which is currently under consideration, has sparked a heated debate about the future of California's political landscape. While the governor has defended the proposal as a necessary step to ensure fair representation, Schwarzenegger and other critics argue that it undermines the principles of democracy. The outcome of this debate is likely to have significant implications for the state's political landscape, and the broader national discourse on redistricting and electoral reform.