Court agrees to immediately finalize Voting Rights Act decision

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Usually, thee is a 32-day period.

Eight Justices agreed, Jackson had a hissy fit and several Justices came right back at her.


The Supreme Court on Monday night granted a request to immediately finalize its opinion in Louisiana v. Callais, in which it struck down that state’s congressional map, to allow Louisiana to draw a new map in time for the 2026 elections. That map is expected to favor Republicans, who currently hold four of the state’s six seats in the U.S. House of Representatives but could pick up one or even two more under a revised map.

The court’s decision drew sharp criticism from Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the lone dissenter. Jackson argued that the court’s ruling “has spawned chaos in the State of Louisiana.” Justice Samuel Alito, joined by Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch, wrote a concurring opinion that responded to Jackson with equally sharp words, countering that her rhetoric “lacks restraint.”

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Louisiana declaring a state of emergency in order to get rid of the black vote after SCOTUS said racism is over should be studied
 
Louisiana declaring a state of emergency in order to get rid of the black vote after SCOTUS said racism is over should be studied
No dingbag. That's not what the SC ruled.
 
She's the female version of IM2.

Only dumber. Didn't think that was possible.
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Basically everyone above the IQ of 90 knew and knows that Katanji Brown Jackson should never been approved as a Supreme Court Justice.
She as a woman cannot give you the correct definition of a woman, her decision making at the bench has shown her lack of logic, knowledge of the Constitution much less Blackstone.
 
Jackson is incompetent and has basically ostracized herself.


I find it odd that she could get approved but they've held up Trump's appointments for over a year now.
 
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