Keep in mind that this also benefits Republicans and conservatives. By stuffing all the diversity voters into one or two strongly Dem districts, they end up creating 4-5 surrounding moderately-R districts that usually elect Republicans (whether conservative or not is another matter).
IIRC, this Florida redistricting map actually hurt Tea Partier/conservative candidates, so shooting it down might not be such a bad thing...?
The RINOs in the state already have achieved what they wanted. TEA party candidates like Allen West lost their seats. Needless to say, I have zero faith in the republican party in this state. All I can say is, one Mississippi, two Mississippi and probably many more Mississippi-like states around the country where the republicans are more interested in letting the libs win than winning with a conservative.