PoliticalChic
Diamond Member
Imagine…..the Democrat Justice favors racial discrimination.
1.Censorship, inimical to America’s heritage, is essential to advancing the Democrat agenda. The explanation is that in debate, conservatives eat Democrat’s lunch. This thread is a perfect example: no dunce, er,….Democrat….will be able to articulate any cogent disagreement. And we will see that the Democrats only put their boot-lickers on the Court. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
3. In an October 4th hearing for a case called Merrill v. Milligan, an attorney for the State of Alabama argued before the Supreme Court that it would be unconstitutional to draw U.S. congressional district boundaries based on race. This is because the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution forbids states from denying “to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.”
4. Challenging the attorney, Jackson insisted that Alabama should be forced to draw its congressional districts in a way that will give black people more voting power. In support of this position, she asserted:
Of course, if you are an imbecile….er, Democrat, your response is “…duh…yup…yup….”
1.Censorship, inimical to America’s heritage, is essential to advancing the Democrat agenda. The explanation is that in debate, conservatives eat Democrat’s lunch. This thread is a perfect example: no dunce, er,….Democrat….will be able to articulate any cogent disagreement. And we will see that the Democrats only put their boot-lickers on the Court. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
2. “…the U.S. Constitution Forbids Government From Racial Discrimination
… Ketanji Brown Jackson claimed that the Constitution doesn’t require government to act in a “race-neutral” manner. Instead, she declared that government is constitutionally authorized to make people “equal” by taking “race-conscious” actions.3. In an October 4th hearing for a case called Merrill v. Milligan, an attorney for the State of Alabama argued before the Supreme Court that it would be unconstitutional to draw U.S. congressional district boundaries based on race. This is because the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution forbids states from denying “to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.”
4. Challenging the attorney, Jackson insisted that Alabama should be forced to draw its congressional districts in a way that will give black people more voting power. In support of this position, she asserted:
- “I don’t think we can assume that just because race is taken into account that that necessarily creates an equal protection problem” because the framers of the 14th Amendment adopted it “in a race conscious way.”
- The framers were “trying to ensure” that former slaves “were actually brought equal to everyone else in the society.”
- “That’s not a race-neutral or race-blind idea in terms of the remedy. And even more than that, I don’t think that the historical record” shows the framers “believed that race neutrality or race blindness was required, right?”
- The framers passed “the Civil Rights Act of 1866, which specifically stated that citizens would have the same civil rights as enjoyed by white citizens. That’s the point of that Act, to make sure that the other citizens, the black citizens, would have the same as the white citizens.”
- The Civil Rights Act of 1866 was enacted so that “other citizens have to be made equal to white citizens, and people were concerned that that didn’t have a constitutional basis, so they enacted the Fourteenth Amendment.”
Of course, if you are an imbecile….er, Democrat, your response is “…duh…yup…yup….”