Unanimous Punt On Gerrymandering Illustrates The Decline Of Our Nation
We don't fix anything in Late Republic America
We don't fix anything in Late Republic America
John Roberts calls math "sociological gobbledygook," unless of course it supports taking away voting rights.
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Don't sleep on RBG, she'll cut you down.
At oral arguments today, Justice Anthony Kennedy sounded like a mathlete.
The bipartisan amicus brief pulls no punches.
* I’m bringing up the Carrie Fisher story just to say that it would have been nice if people called for this kind of respect in the face of drug use after Whitney Houston died. [Variety] * This is a very good breakdown of what’s at stake when the Supreme Court looks at partisan gerrymandering […]
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