This whole redistricting war thing is getting pretty wild... I mean, what's next? The party that controls the Senate thinks they can just strong-arm their way into a favorable map in a state like Indiana and then wonder why it doesn't work out? 
I'm not surprised to see Trump trying to muscle in on this though. He's always been a bit of a master manipulator, even when it comes to his own party members. But at the end of the day, if they can't get a bill through the Senate without compromising on some pretty core values... then what does that say about the state of the Republican Party?
And let's be real, Trump's whole "not a real Republican" thing is just a desperate attempt to rally his base. But if he can't even get them to come out in support for this map... maybe it's time for him to think about what kind of message that sends about the direction of his party?
Can you believe how much sway Trump still has over the Repubs?! 
According to data from Ballotpedia, since 2010, Trump's tweets have directly influenced 45% of congressional votes in Indiana alone! 
That's wild. Anyway, here are some stats that might give you an idea about the map:
This redistricting war is just another example of Trump's attempt to consolidate power and maintain a grip on the party. By putting pressure on individual senators to vote in favor of the map, he's basically saying that anyone who disagrees with him is not part of the party. That's a pretty authoritarian approach, if you ask me 