The Only Way to Be Absolutely Sure You Are Drawing a Fair Congressional Map
Hello! You’ve probably been seeing all our wafer-thin shadow-docket rulings with long dissents attached and saying, Well, after reading this, I know why these rulings are wrong, but why are they right? That’s fair. As a little treat, because we are feeling generous, we will explain our thinking on the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana v. Callais!
TL;DR
- Congressional districts should be drawn to ensure they are "red all over," signifying a Republican majority.
- Fairness in elections is determined by whether the outcome pleases Ginni Thomas.
- The Voting Rights Act is considered an "unconstitutional nightmare" and is dismissed.
- The only "unconstitutional discrimination" is discrimination against white people.
- The Purcell principle, which discourages election map changes close to an election, is disregarded if a Republican victory is highly probable.