Ohio Supreme Court Says No To Republican Attempt To Gerrymander
In rendering Republican gerrymandering asunder, the Ohio Supreme Court demonstrated its understanding of the 14th and 15th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that guarantees every American citizen an equal right.
Anyone could have seen this coming. The language in the 15th Amendment is completely unambiguous: “The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.”
Now, one could say that the electoral college is a colossal breakdown of this principle. In choosing a U.S. president, the votes of the people in Wyoming (1 electoral vote per 193K popular votes) count almost four times what ours are worth here in California (1 electoral vote per 727K popular votes).
It is for this reason that the days of the electoral college are numbered, or at least, that is the hope of those who value democracy.
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The Trump phenomenon is unique in many different ways, one of which is the sheer volume of evidence that the former president is a conman.
As shown here, this is about as close to the “good versus evil” narrative as you’re going to find.
This is certainly the way I see it.
We’d all like to see this change.
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I’m not sure I would call this a “major loss,” in that there was no doubt from the very beginning that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine constituted not one but several different war crimes. How this will play out vis-a-vis international justice actions, of course, is anyone’s guess.
Here’s a motor of the BMW’s 10-cylinder M5; compare to photo of Tesla’s below.
It pains me to see America reduced to this level of stupidity. Of course, you’re free to voice your opinion on any subject at any time. If that opinion shows that you’re an ignorant and hateful human being, you need to expect rebuke from the rest of us.
