I didn’t even see this coming. What a glorious court proceeding. Hopefully the court gets this one right.
1 day ago | 3
Mandating majority minority districts is racist. And encourages the minoritys to more strongly identify as a race so encourages racial targeting and messaging from politicans that divide. Very eficacious for the race grifting economy. Good riddance.
1 day ago | 5
I am Japanese and have always felt the USA did far too much damage by giving blacks special considerations.
1 day ago | 11
All I keep hearing is about the fact that scotus has been considering this but day after day no ruling on it. Can we please get to the ruling already?
13 hours ago | 0
So what was the ruling? Only thing I've heard about this case is what Kentanji Brown said....which was about what I expected from someone who cannot define what a woman is
1 day ago | 1
After hearing all the oral arguments and the responses I think this ruling is going in our favor. Prepare for a double digit house seat gain.
1 day ago | 0
According to supreme justice Brown black Americans are disabled and with that they are putting all Americans endanger with their disabled minds. It should always be what's best for all not just a small percentage. Plus why does 13% of the population need 30% representation? They don't and are proving that they don't know what's best for everyone.
8 hours ago | 0
The Attorney Andrew Branca Show
SCOTUS: END Anti-White Racism in Political Power!
LIVE at 2 PM ET: youtube.com/live/-C5AZKU6VRM
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 has for decades been used by Progressive Fascist Judges and activists (but I repeat myself) to dilute the voting power of white people in order to artificially and unconstitutionally concentrate the political power of black people, by the creation of mandated “majority minority” Congressional districts.
This is all in clear violation of the 14th and 15th Amendment guarantees of equal protection under the law for all American citizens regardless of race and the mandate that governmental policy be free of racial considerations.
This morning the Supreme Court of the United States heard argument in the case of Louisiana v. Calais over efforts to destroy—and, by racists, defend—this decades-long constitutional crime of mandated anti-white racism in our nation’s allocation of political power.
Join me LIVE at 2 PM ET as I break down this morning’s oral argument before the Supreme Court!
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