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From: Alex MG	12/6/2025 12:54:28 PM
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SCOTUS is appalled that Texas republicans should not be given the benefit of the doubt that they are honest and trustworthy people, totally committed to fairness for all. >> “Only two decades ago, all nine Supreme Court justices agreed that extreme partisan gerrymandering could violate the Constitution, though they differed on what courts should do about it,” the New York Times reports. “On Thursday, by contrast, the court’s conservative majority allowed Texas to use voting maps made to disadvantage Democrats in the 2026 election, without a hint of constitutional difficulty. To the contrary, the majority chastised a lower court for not taking the state at its word that politics, not race, motivated the maps. The court, it said, had ‘failed to honor the presumption of legislative good faith.’”

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