do. And there was a pretty good argument there that if you allow that he had the power to declare something an emergency. So you'd have to accept that he has that power and it's not up to you to disagree with it. He just has that power. He can call it an emergency. And then if he does, there's a good argument that tariffs would be well within the normal range of tools that he would have at his disposal if it's an emergency. So even though it's not specifically mentioned as a power, it's sort of a common sense interpretation that it would include at least that kind of a power. So we'll see what the Supreme Court does. That would be even though it's not every one of his tariffs. I don't know how he did the other ones, but maybe Congress has to give him that power first. So we'll see.

Missouri, according to Politico, Aaron Pelish is writing that Missouri is going to look into redistricting in a special session sort of like California is doing. If so they think they would pick up one GOP seat, but apparently we're not hearing much from other Democrat states. So we thought that there would be mutually assured destruction where every state would gerrymander until everything was ridiculous. Well it's already gerrymandered enough that it's ridiculous. But it looks like the Republicans may be willing to go all the way on this no matter what the Democrats do. So it looks like the Republicans are going to pick up a bunch even if the Democrats went hard at it. They have fewer states that aren't already gerrymandered. So the Republicans would come out ahead.

But I wonder if the other Democrat states are trying to lay low just to make sure that it doesn't become an all-out gerrymandering war, which they know they would lose. So it could be that even though people think that California will sort of match what happened in Texas, that if all they do is match it, maybe that's enough. Hey, just keep your head down. If we could get away with just matching it, that's our best case sc