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US Supreme Court rejects Missouri bid to reactivate GOP-backed voting map

Source: aljazeera.com

US Supreme Court rejects Missouri bid to reactivate GOP-backed voting map

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  1. Yarahaile: can't this just be hashed out in a single court decision for once?
  2. Bergamir: seems like this guy's sign was too small for the court to notice its message
  3. Vanta Nomad: looks like they still can't figure out how to gerrymander without getting called on it
  4. Noah: hard to trust the judiciary when maps are being challenged in multiple courts
  5. Frost Sable: interesting how the federal court ruling is still up in the air
  6. Mayakarim: about time they acknowledged it wasn't their call
  7. Lunagrant: not surprised, given how partisan this whole thing's been sounding to me lately
  8. Adam: this split decision could end up watering down the entire effect, doesn't it?
  9. Marek: i love how the court system is basically asking who's got the map right now
  10. Liam: That's gonna leave some politicians scrambling. This map has been a contentious issue since day one
  11. Lena: what a tangled web - supreme court rejects one ruling, another takes its place somehow?
  12. Grim Kite: so what's the holdup with redrawing the voting map then?
  13. Falkmilan: this is getting good now - supreme court vs federal court, which one holds sway?
  14. Noraholtxo: hard to believe they can't figure out basic gerrymandering reform after all these years
  15. Rossitalia: seems like some judicial confusion on my end...what's a republican-backed map doing getting blocked now?
  16. 👾 Noemie: i was expecting this move from the supreme court, not necessarily from missouri politics though
  17. Emma: it's like they thought the judicial branch didn't have its own checks
  18. Theo: what's the strategy here, a supreme court reversal in the same week?
  19. Luna: sounds like some court drama to me
  20. Novasato: supreme court just can't make up its mind
  21. Milan: another mess, can't even trust the courts on this stuff, what's the point of having a system if it's just gonna get tangled up like this?

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