Lunatic Leftwing Fascists Melt Down as Florida's Assembly Speedruns the New Congressional Map Through Both Houses

Cry Moar NPR:

Florida lawmakers have approved a new Congressional map that could position Republicans to win four additional U.S. House seats in the midterm elections in November.

The 21 to 17 vote for final passage in the Senate came just hours after the U.S. Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights Act in a decision on a Louisiana congressional district Wednesday morning.

Both developments will assist President Trump's national push to help the GOP in the midterm elections. With the Florida redistricting, the GOP likely gains an advantage of two or three new seats as Republican-led states have followed Trump's call and Democratic-led states have countered it.

However, control of the House will depend on the votes in November. Democrats have said the redraw in Florida makes several GOP seats more competitive, potentially leading to smaller seat gains if strong Democratic performances seen in recent special elections continue.

The bill now goes for expected signing by Gov. Ron DeSantis. He has argued that the state's rapid population growth requires redistricting. And he's urged the redrawing of districts that were drawn with consideration for preserving the voting power of minority communities.

Alito mocked Kagan for pretending that she cares about stare decisis (precedents). He points out she only cites stare decisis to uphold leftwing doctrines:

Apparently this dissent took a long, long time to write.

Not because it's well-reasoned.

But because Kagan delayed it so that the opinion would not be announced until now.

Former US Attorney "Shipwrecked Crew" says it is clear that Justice Kagan withheld her dissent for as long as possible to make it too late for most states to update their maps for this cycle:

Shipwreckedcrew @shipwreckedcrew

So Justice Kagan is reported in Molly Hemingway's new book on Justice Alito as having urged liberal members of the Court to slow-walk their dissents in the Dobbs case for months after Justice Alito had finished his majority decision, presumably with the "hope" that the composition of the Court would change and the 5-4 outcome striking down Roe would turn into a 4-4 deadlock that left the lower court's decision in place - affirming Roe.

NOW, it is clear that it was Justice Kagan -- and not Justices Jackson and Sotomayor -- who has held up her dissent in the Louisiana redistricting case, as she has written the only dissent -- with the whispered-about motivation being to push the decision back far enough into the calendar back such that some states don't have time to engage in redistricting before the Nov. elections -- redistricting that might eliminate minority-majority districts and cost Democrats seats.

If both these two anecdotal accounts about Kagan gain traction, it will forever stain her legacy on SCOTUS.

I love how cucky institutionalists still think that these monsters care about the "stain" that their integrity will suffer.

But some states are scrambling to redistrict:

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 04:24 PM

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