The judges said in the order that they are “deeply troubled that the State enacted a map that the State readily admits does not provide the remedy we said federal law requires.”
A three-judge federal panel said it was ‘deeply troubled’ that the state legislature had not complied with an earlier order
I am deeply suspicious of of overly simplistic answers to complex human questions, but I swear that 90% of modern U.S conservative policy can be explained either by grift or fear of the other.
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I am deeply suspicious of of overly simplistic answers to complex human questions, but I swear that 90% of modern U.S conservative policy can be explained either by grift or fear of the other.
Modern US conservative policy isn’t a complex question. The answer is always money or sadism.