While everyone scrambles to understand the current Texas redistricting chaos with Democrats fleeing the state and Trump's DOJ flip-flopping on district maps, Daniel Miller has the inside story nobody else is telling. This didn't just happen overnight.Daniel lived through the 2012 redistricting disaster as a candidate when federal judges postponed Texas primaries three times. Now he provides the missing context behind today's headlines that goes back 50 years. While pundits treat this like breaking news, Daniel explains why this federal interference circus keeps repeating every few years.The current controversy makes perfect sense when you understand that Texas has been under federal redistricting control since 1975. The same government that forced us to create "coalition districts" now claims those districts are unconstitutional. Federal courts have redrawn Texas districts at least seven times since 1970. The Democrat walkout and GOP special session are just the latest acts in a decades-long show.Everyone covering this story is missing the real context. Daniel provides the historical background that explains why thirty million Texans keep getting overruled by federal judges and why this cycle will never end as long as Texas stays in the union.🔔 Subscribe for the context missing from mainstream coverage🌐 Learn more at: https://tnm.me📰 Read more at: https://texianpartisan.com📱 Join TNM Social: https://tnm.socialTopics Covered:- The 50-year backstory behind current headlines- Daniel's personal 2012 redistricting nightmare- Why federal control started in 1975- How this became a billion-dollar legal industry- The real reason Democrats fled the state- Why Trump's DOJ letter was predictable- The missing context from mainstream coverage- Why this cycle never ends without independence#TexasRedistriciting #ContextMatters #FederalOverreach #TexasPolitics #TexasIndependence #InsideStory #MainstreamMedia #RealNewsCircus Tent - Netherworld Shanty by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/