The Supreme Court's refusal to intervene in redistricting cases due to proximity to filing deadlines, even when a Trump-appointed justice acknowledged the maps were racist, demonstrates how procedural rules can prevent judicial review of discriminatory voting practices.
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Jasmine Crockett EXPOSES "Racist" Voter Maps! π³Added:
They were going after the new maps that we ran on in March. Guess what? I had already been in litigation over the previous maps because they were problematic and it was a Trump appointed justice who agreed that even what they were doing in this moment was racist.
But four days before our filing deadline, that was when the Supreme Court decided to say, "Nope, we're not going to deal with this. It's too close to the filing deadline and therefore we won't touch it." But we know that they've changed their tune as it relates to say votes that have already been cast.
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