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@Bigdaddyjim91 @Breaking57 lol you’re just mad

@TheDusty_Duster @Breaking57 You're a child. You don't even know the definition of projecting.... now get your chores done before moma gets home and grounds you.

Better listen to this man the next time you get stopped. Or your going to have a bad day

@JulianaStratton Did you really need to hold up some framed newspaper clipping??? The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

I will always fight for voting rights — in honor of my dad, and every American who deserves to make our voices heard.

@LtGovStratton The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

Today’s SCOTUS ruling is a betrayal of our basic democratic values as a country—turning back the clock on hard-won civil rights victories. This isn’t just about Louisiana; this will have nationwide impacts on Congressional districting and voter representation for generations.

@RepYvetteClarke @TheBlackCaucus The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

My statement as @TheBlackCaucus Chair on the disastrous Supreme Court decision on Louisiana v. Callais. With the stroke of a pen, this rogue, unaccountable Court has effectively signed the death certificate of the Voting Rights Act, undoing decades of Black progress.

@TinaKotek Okay Ms. Tina, it’s time for bed The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

Oregon has spent years building an election system that puts voters first, and I won't let Trump, the Supreme Court, or anyone else turn back that progress. Every voter has the right to a free, fair, and equal say in our democracy, and we must stand together to keep that promise.

@danielsgoldman The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris Check yourself, you sellout

This decision erases decades of progress, permits GOP racial gerrymandering, & trivializes the role the VRA has played to combat voter suppression of Black & brown communities. This won't stop us. Democrats will retake the House and restore equality & fairness to our government.

@RepMcGarvey The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

This Supreme Court decision is a generational setback for American democracy – one that threatens to drag us back to a dark time in our nation’s history. Not since Jim Crow have we seen this level of systemic disenfranchisement of Black voters. It’s despicable, and we will not sit back and allow the Court to further erode the hard-fought right to fair representation for Black Americans. Congress must pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to undo this harm and prevent future attempts to silence Black voters.

@sethmoulton Please educate yourself before speaking ignorant information The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

Today's SCOTUS ruling is a corrupt assault on the voting rights of Black and Brown Americans. Justice Kagan is right. Section 2 is now essentially a dead letter. Republicans want to gerrymander their way to power because they know it's their only way to win. We'll keep fighting fire with fire. The voters won't forget this.

@RepTeresaLF Ma’am you really need to check yourself before spewing ignorant information The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

The Supreme Court just gave states the right to discriminate against Black, Latino, Native American, and Asian voters—to break their communities up among white districts under the guise of partisan gerrymandering. The Voting Rights Act (VRA) stood against a history of racial discrimination for decades—it was born out of the blood-stained Civil War, the civil rights movement, the sad history of our country, and its attempts to disenfranchise minority voters. The premise of the VRA was simple: protected minorities should have the opportunity to elect a candidate of their choice. It wasn’t a guarantee; it was just an opportunity. Today, the extreme Republicans on the Supreme Court gave racism the green light. They stripped our communities of that opportunity with a disgraceful decision that will make our elections less fair. Republicans and conservatives on the Supreme Court know they cannot win a free and fair election in November, so they are desperate to rig it by suppressing the vote.

@NormaJTorres The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

The Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais is a shameful abdication of duty that effectively legalizes racial discrimination under the mask of partisan politics. By allowing ‘partisan goals’ to serve as absolute defense for diluting minority voting power, the Court has provided a roadmap to systematically silence Black and Brown voices. As a member of the House Committee on Administration, I see this for what it is: a license for racism. We cannot allow political strategy to shield the intentional exclusion of communities of color from our democracy.

@RepChuyGarcia God you fucks are so delusional… The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

Today’s decision by SCOTUS undermines one of the last remaining tools that protected voters from racial discrimination in redistricting. Black, Latino, Native and other communities of color deserve to be fairly represented by elected officials who reflect their lived experiences.

@WellmanForMO The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

Today’s Supreme Court decision gives politicians another tool to rig the system in their favor. Voters should choose their representatives. Not the other way around. The Voting Rights Act has been weakened for decades. We restore it by fighting back and winning. #MO02

@RepBynum @TheBlackCaucus The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

Today’s Supreme Court ruling is reprehensible. Shoulder to shoulder with the Congressional Black Caucus, I stood up for voting rights. Your voice matters and I will fight like hell to defend it.

@salimforva And you’re spewing the same bullshit rhetoric as everyone else The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

They’re destroying the Voting Rights Act to give Trump his “entitled” seats in Congress to control our lives. In VA, voters passed a temporary map until the next consensus when IRC can draw fair and balanced maps.

@SenTimKaine Sir, respectfully, you need to revisit the constitution and amendments The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

My statement on today’s Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais that further eviscerates Voting Rights Act protections:

@SenAlexPadilla Sir, respectfully, you need to touch up on your knowledge of the constitution and amendments The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

Trump can’t handle the results of any election he might lose — that’s why he’s making it harder for every eligible American to vote. Democrats are trying even harder to defend our free and fair elections this November because the American people deserve no less.

@donnabrazile Okay Ms. Donna, it’s time for you to take your meds and goto bed The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

The warning signs have been there since 2013. Today, a 6–3 Supreme Court majority didn’t just rule—they further unraveled hard-won voting rights that define our progress as a nation.

@RepPressley The act of suppressing voter rights is about as existent as your hair The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

With this shameful ruling, the Supreme Court is once again complicit in Republicans' assault on our democracy & Black political power. This decision will disenfranchise millions of people, further weaken the Voting Rights Act, & embolden racial discrimination in our elections.

@RepRobinKelly Okay Ms. Kelly, it’s time to goto bed and take your meds The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

The Supreme Court just weakened the Voting Rights Act and made it easier to silence Black voters. Let’s be clear: this is not about “fair maps.” It is about disenfranchising Black voters. We need the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.

@RonWyden And you haven’t taken your meds in awhile…. The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevents states from using race as the predominant factor when drawing districts (see Shaw v. Hunt and Cooper v. Harris

This ruling is a direct result of Republican voter suppression efforts and a desperate attempt to cling to power. America is deep into Jim Crow 2.0 sponsored by the Roberts-Kavanaugh-Alito court. x.com/AP/status/2049…