House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries learned the hard way that it’s a bad idea to shoot your mouth off before the process has concluded after Democrats suffered a devastating redistricting setback today.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, the Virginia Supreme Court has overturned the Democrat Party’s rigged gerrymandering referendum today in a 4-3 decision, ruling the entire sleazy process to sneak it onto the ballot was unconstitutional from the start.
This is the latest devastating blow to radical Democrats’ blatant attempt to rewrite Virginia’s congressional maps mid-decade and hand themselves a super-majority in the U.S. House by turning the state from a competitive 6-5 split into a laughably unfair 10 Democrats to 1 Republican slaughter.
Virginia voters previously approved the state legislature and Governor Abigail Spanberger’s wicked power grab in a narrow vote last month.
The day after the vote, Jeffries strutted to the podium to spike the football:
“Our message to Florida Republicans is ‘F around and find out,’ Jeffries gloated. “If they go down the road of a DeSantis dummymander, Florida Republicans are going to find themselves in the same situation as Texas Republicans!”
WATCH:
LMAO! Hakeem Jeffries looks like an absolute FOOL after the VA Supreme Court struck down the Democrat maps
The day after the VA referendum, Hakeem took the mic and said “F*** AROUND AND FIND OUT!”
Who’s the one that ended up “FINDING OUT” now, Hakeem? 🤣 pic.twitter.com/Dnu0qeklZb
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) May 8, 2026
Well, Jeffries is the one who found out after the Virginia Supreme Court’s ruling. Somewhere, DeSantis is laughing.
After he finished punching through the walls of his house, Jeffries released a statement claiming he would look for ways to overturn the ruling.
“The decision to overturn an election is an unprecedented and undemocratic action that cannot stand,” he said.
But this humiliation could have been avoided had Virginia Democrats listened to legal experts, including former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, who warned from the beginning that the process violated multiple provisions of the Virginia Constitution.
These violations included improper timing and notice requirements, as well as the misleading way Democrats framed the question to trick voters.
But these crooks thought they knew better and could get away with it. Thankfully, the rule of law triumphed instead.
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