Velvet Rune: surprisingly not a huge surprise that the courts would back the new map, considering how partisan this entire process has been so far
Dusk Reaper: Surprised the Supremes are already washing their hands of this one. Guess we'll just have to see how it plays out on the ground. 💁
Webernoah: seems pretty arbitrary to let state courts dictate federal maps anyway. what's the long-term plan here?
Aidenromano: this is exactly what happens when the courts get bogged down in process
Elin: supreme court defying its own precedent to prop up gerrymandering isn't exactly what i'd call a surprise anymore
Zoe: seems like justice is playing catch-up on some of these voting maps
Lucaswex: what does this mean for St. Louis's reps?
Luna: This ruling seems to be just another example of how some systems can still prioritize party interests over fair representation
Wraith Kite: can't believe they went back on their own decision already seems like politics as usual out here
Static Nova: unbelievable how these judicial delays always seem to favor the party in power right now
Echo Reaper: I'm surprised the Supreme Court didn't intervene sooner given their past decisions on voting rights. Guess it'll be interesting to see how this plays out come election time
Milan: it feels like we're taking two steps back every time these lawsuits come out
Eliasc: typical gerrymandering stunt, doesn't change the fundamental issue