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Wins the internet today. Hands down.
 
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Texas is melting. Spare a thought for all the people caught up in the Troglodyte nastiness on the border.
 
^ I'm guessing that a power outage would be just as deadly as the 'big chill'? I expect AC would be a must-have.
 
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^ I'm guessing that a power outage would be just as deadly as the 'big chill'? I expect AC would be a must-have.
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I've lived in California, and I know what a rolling brownout looks like, and we had one last week. Nobody in our gubmint ever used that word. Because of the graft, we can't buy power from other states, and we aren't on the national grid, they never fixed anything, and it's just going to get worse the longer the temperature remains extremely high.

This is what deregulation in the name of greed looks like.
 
I'd love to celebrate but that's not the totality of what that decision entails. They did NOT render a decision on gerrymandering, they did NOT say NC gerrymandering was unconstitutional, they said the SC is the only body that gets to decide which state court decisions "go too far." It's better than nothing, but let's face it, it's at most a requirement to be less obvious.

In retrospect, it would have been very odd for any court the rule that the courts have no jurisdiction over the law. It's a stupid proposition on its face and why it was so bonkers to begin with. Had the SC agreed, they would have set a precedent that limited their own power.

None of this bars gerrymandering or any of the other election abuses in which the right routinely engages. If a trog legislature makes biased laws, and a trog state court declines to object, nothing happens. Let's see if the NC gerrymandered map for 2024 actually changes at all.
 
^^there's no way that Tex Schram would have let THAT anywhere near a cheerleader's uniform. Jerry, on the other hand :rotflmao:
 
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