SCOTUS: DEI Jackson HUMILIATED by Alito's Rebuke
May 5, 2026
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Yesterday the Supreme Court issued its order in Callais v. Louisiana, putting immediate effect to the Court's recent ruling that race-based "majority-minority" congressional districting is unconstitutional and that the Voting Rights Act does not require it. This clears the way for Louisiana and other states to redraw its map now rather than run elections under a map already declared unconstitutional.
The real fireworks come in the back-and-forth between Justice Alito (joined by Thomas and Gorsuch) and the lone dissenter, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. Jackson accuses the majority of unprincipled "power" politics. Alito calls her charges "groundless and utterly irresponsible," noting it is the dissent's "rhetoric that lacks restraint." It is a remarkable, on-the-record rebuke of a sitting SCOTUS colleague.
Jackson — Biden's explicitly DEI nominee — keeps revealing herself as a partisan progressive lightweight, openly disrespectful of the Court and her fellow justices. We'll walk through both opinions line by line and unpack what this ruling means for redistricting, the Voting Rights Act, and the institutional credibility of SCOTUS.
Join me LIVE at 9:30 AM ET as I break it all down!
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