EPISODE · Nov 20, 2025 · 9 MIN
From Maps to Madness: Andrew McKay on Redistricting, Representation, and Fixing Baseball
from America's News Hour · host Talk Media Network
Bill Bernardoni continues with Andrew McKay of NewsRadio 92.3 in Pensacola, FL back to America’s News Hour for a deep and wide-ranging conversation on redistricting, representation, and the growing political fallout in states like Louisiana, Kansas, and Illinois. Bill and Andrew break down why both parties have abused the map-drawing process, why gerrymandering is poisoning trust in democracy, and whether Republicans are facing the blowback of a strategy that now appears to be backfiring nationwide. The two then shift gears to baseball, debating how intentional walks weaken the sport and exploring Andrew’s provocative rule change that would force pitchers to confront superstar hitters like Shohei Ohtani. A sharp, thoughtful, and entertaining segment that spans politics, process, and America’s pastime.Should states be forced to redraw congressional maps without partisan influence, or is gerrymandering simply part of the political game now? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.Follow Bill on X at @BillBernardoni, explore his work at Bernardoni.media, and read his latest writings at Bernardoni.blog. Check out Andrew by visiting newsradio923.com/.
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Bill Bernardoni continues with Andrew McKay of NewsRadio 92.3 in Pensacola, FL back to America’s News Hour for a deep and wide-ranging conversation on redistricting, representation, and the growing political fallout in states like Louisiana, Kansas, and Illinois. Bill and Andrew break down why both parties have abused the map-drawing process, why gerrymandering is poisoning trust in democracy, and whether Republicans are facing the blowback of a strategy that now appears to be backfiring nationwide. The two then shift gears to baseball, debating how intentional walks weaken the sport and exploring Andrew’s provocative rule change that would force pitchers to confront superstar hitters like Shohei Ohtani. A sharp, thoughtful, and entertaining segment that spans politics, process, and America’s pastime.Should states be forced to redraw congressional maps without partisan influence, or is gerrymandering simply part of the political game now? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.Follow Bill on X at @BillBernardoni, explore his work at Bernardoni.media, and read his latest writings at Bernardoni.blog. Check out Andrew by visiting newsradio923.com/.
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