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Could Clarence Thomas Retire Any Minute?
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"Democrats almost universally agreed that last week’s Supreme Court ruling on partisan gerrymandering—which found that the federal courts don’t have a role to decide whether districts are drawn fairly—was nothing short of a disaster for democracy.
As they digested the decision, however, a rift emerged among them over whether or not the high court’s decision amounted to a free pass for Democratic-run states to go nuts on drawing the most advantageous lines possible for the party in power.
Some leaned into the realpolitik.
“I don’t see how there’s any other options,” argued Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY), “because Republicans will do it in the states they have the ability to do it.”
The lone Democrat in Kentucky’s congressional delegation, he predicted the GOP in the Bluegrass State would try to “break his district.”"*
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