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Posted on 05/09/2026 5:02:49 AM PDT by SmokingJoe
🚨 LMAO! Democrats are so panicked they didn't even spell "VIRGINIA" correctly as they move to appeal to the literal US Supreme Court, in a bid to revive their 10D-1R gerrymander
"Virgnia"
It's also rife with errors, including "Sentator"
Whoever drafted this up was clearly frantic, as Democrats were hoping their cheating would be upheld for the midterms 🤣
Dems are now asking the VA Supreme Court to defer their mandate, pending SCOTUS ruling — which is very unlikely
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A semi-literate black person wrote the appeal to preserve the racist gerrymandering.
Probably had the peoplea at the LEARING CENTER write it up for them.
Democrats panic as they appeal to the US Supreme Court, in a bid to revive their ill-begotten 10D-1R gerrymander
Spelled their state “Virgnia” —— appeal is rife with errors, including “Sentator”
They also misspelled ‘Senator’........
Didn’t you hear? Spelling is racist……lol
“Literally.”
Yes, the Party of the Intellectual proves its worth.
Sen Potato?
The same people that brought us the LEARING center
Behold, the finished work of academia.
Zero chance SCOTUS gives them the time of day.
Yes.
Since Virgnia can not appear in court, the case will be tossed
Mark Warner is my Sintater
The question is a matter of state law regarding the procedure for ballot measures outlined in the “Virgnia” constitution. There are zero questions of federal law involved here. There is no dispute between citizens of different states. Therefore, the case falls outside the jurisdiction of the SCOTUS. I expect the SCOTUS will refuse to hear it.
Experts suggest an appeal is “uphill” because the ruling heavily centers on Virginia’s state constitution, leaving little room for federal intervention. If the appeal fails, the congressional maps used in 2024 will remain in place for the 2026 midterm elections.——— NBC4
Virginia Democrats and the Attorney General are initiating the appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) following the Virginia Supreme Court’s 4-3 decision on May 8, 2026, which struck down a redistricting referendum that would have redrawn congressional maps.
Attorney General Jay Jones requested a stay and signaled an emergency appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after the state Supreme Court invalidated the referendum.
The Virginia Supreme Court ruled that the legislative process used to place the redistricting amendment on the ballot violated Article XII, Section 1, of the state constitution, calling it a “constitutionally tainted” process.
Democrats argue the court overturned the will of voters who approved the referendum in April 2026. Republicans hail it as a victory for the rule of law, keeping current maps in place for the 2026 midterms.
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