The post criticizes a Washington Post editorial on Virginia gerrymandering, arguing that Democrats' redistricting is being unfairly framed while Texas's earlier gerrymander gets a pass. The core claim is accurate — WaPo's editorial board did cover Virginia redistricting, The Atlantic documented the editorial board's inconsistent treatment of Democratic vs Republican gerrymandering, and Virginia's redistricting scheme was indeed a Democratic power move responding to Texas's earlier actions. The framing omits that both parties have gerrymandered aggressively in this cycle, and that the editorial page's 'rightward turn' is separate from whether Virginia's specific map is fair — context that would complicate the 'mainstream media is dying' narrative.