A Democratic lawmaker has spoken out against his own party's strategy in the redistricting battle, describing it as trying to "bring a knife to a gunfight." The criticism comes as tensions rise within the Democratic Party over their approach to redrawing electoral boundaries.

Former Democratic advisor, David Thornburgh, has also expressed concern over the party's rhetoric surrounding redistricting, warning that it is getting "a little out of control." These comments highlight the growing discord among Democratic insiders as they navigate the complex and contentious process of redistricting.

In Texas, a Democratic strategist has raised further concerns, stating that the party lacks moral authority in the redistricting fight. The strategist's remarks underscore a broader sense of unease within the Democratic Party as they grapple with the political implications of redrawing electoral maps.

As the redistricting battle continues to heat up, the Democratic Party finds itself at a critical juncture, struggling to find a unified and effective approach. The internal divisions and criticisms from within the party threaten to undermine their efforts to secure fair and representative electoral boundaries.