Tag: pterodactyl

Gerrymandering is a Maryland problem. Whether you see a pterodactyl, a pair of headphones, a rhinoceros beetle, or blood splatter, all eight Maryland congressional districts look like one thing: corruption. Weird-shaped, corrupting, gerrymandered districts were first deemed problematic when they were named for Elbridge Gerry’s salamander district back in 1812. Instead of utilizing population numbers,…