Post #77259 by Dope1 on the US Policy board

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…because they didn’t get the ruling they wanted in the redistributing case, despite the *obvious* problems with it:

NYT: Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA) said in an interview that he supported doing whatever was necessary to preserve the map voters approved in last month’s referendum — including replacing the Virginia’s Supreme Court justices.

Subramanyam: “We have Republican states ignoring their constitutions and interrupting early voting and ignoring their Supreme Courts all together. We know based on that, Republicans would explore every single option possible to move this forward.”

Woof. As I’ve said, the democrats care about 1 thing: power. They can’t govern competently so they need the playing field titled in their favor. With that taken away, they remove the masks.

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