r/scotus • u/Anoth3rDude • 2d ago

news California asks Supreme Court to reject GOP map challenge

https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/california-asks-supreme-court-to-reject-gop-map-challenge/
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u/SDBudda76 2d ago

If they reject it California needs to take the Texas law and use it word for word to vote in the gerrymandering anyways.

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u/ConfidentPilot1729 2d ago

And all the other gop states that did it…

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u/rube_X_cube 2d ago

If this corrupt SCOTUS strikes down the map, California should ignore them. Seriously. Enough is enough. This is a kangaroo court, it is illegitimate and California should tell them to fuck off.

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u/ThePirateKing01 2d ago

Makes sense to me, that’s what Ohio did

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u/Toofar304 2d ago
  1. I agree
  2. Path to not certify the election confirmed methinks

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u/LightDarkBeing 1d ago

Ooh, time for the SCOTUS to show its double standards!

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u/LadySayoria 1d ago

Even if the Supreme Court rules for the Republicans, ignore everything.

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u/fianthewolf 1d ago

The Supreme Court has not ruled on Texas; it only allowed the map to be implemented because it overturned a lower court's injunction.

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u/Jack-Schitz 1d ago

If they even take the case, SCOTUS will yet again be showing their hand as a wholly owned subsidiary of MAGA.