Hochul said Monday that New York should toss out its 2012 redistricting reforms that were aimed at removing partisan politics from congressional maps — while standing alongside Texas Democrats at the state Capitol in a photo-op her detractors ripped as “political grandstanding.

Democratic New York Governor Kathy Hochul on Monday threatened redistricting armageddon in response to the Texas Republican redistricting push. It signaled the deep blue state could make dramatic steps to retaliate to the GOP plan to manipulate Texas congressional district boundaries in their favor.

Flanked by Texas Democratic lawmakers who fled their state to block a vote on a new congressional map that would flip five Democrat-held House seats to the GOP, Hochul said New York Democrats would explore "every option to redraw our state congressional lines as soon as possible" to stop Trump's "legal insurrection against our Capitol."