California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is reportedly refusing to recognize one of his predecessors, Arnold Schwarzenegger (R), with a key state honor because of his objection to Newsom’s gerrymandering push.
Schwarzenegger, 78, championed the cause of an independent redistricting commission that, in theory, prevented politicians from designing the congressional map after each new Census every ten years.
Voters amended the state constitution to create the commission in 2008. Though the commission was effectively gamed by Democrats anyway, it was a rare step towards transparency and nonpartisanship.
Newsom and his party are now trying to do away with…
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