Posted on 12/01/2025 2:28:36 AM PST by fwdude
The U.S. Supreme Court could soon extend its administrative stay in the Texas redistricting case that has generated nationwide controversy and headlines for months. If so, a legal analyst told CBS News Texas that it will become a clear signal that the Justices will keep the 2025 congressional maps in place for next year's all-important midterm elections.
(Excerpt) Read more at cbsnews.com ...
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As Democrats have been doing incessantly for many decades.
Courts need to get out of drawing congressional districts. It’s a political act and was always intended to be so. Judges making such determinations just undermines confidence in the judiciary. Judges who draw congressional districts are acting politically.
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Courts need to get out of drawing congressional districts. It’s a political act and was always intended to be so. Judges making such determinations just undermines confidence in the judiciary. Judges who draw congressional districts are acting politically.
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We’re MOONS past Constitutional Republic that ‘undermines confidence in {X}’ is a joke
Yep, they civil rights act, although well intended, is and was a disaster, and should have been allowed to expire.
“Judges who draw congressional districts are acting politically.”
And unconstitutionally.
“...and unconstitutionally”...that never seems to deter some “judges”.
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