Clearly showing the need and purpose for the voters right act.
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What's amazing to me is how fast they blocked the elections because the maps were found "illegal". The state of Ohio's Supreme Court found their election maps illegal multiple times and the legislator delayed until they said "Oh well too close to the election now ¯_(ツ)_/¯". But now like 3 days before Louisiana's elections suddenly they gotta shut it all down to fix such an injustice..
What a racket.
Alito says racism is over, as republican governors trip over themselves to remove black voters from having an impact
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If Landry suspends the House primaries but not other contests, primary voters would have to go to the polls twice, just weeks or months apart from each other.
That by itself blatantly favors Republicans, let alone every other aspect of it.
Landry has a real knack for making the most unbelievable anti-democratic bullshit happen overnight. People always talk about how incredibly dumb he is in person, but look at the very scary bullshit he has accomplished. I don't mean that as a compliment. I mean that he either wants to be underestimated (like Stalin), or he has somebody with a lot of strategic capability so far up his ass, you can't even see them basically wearing him like an Edgar suit.
The strategy that has gone into all of this should be very unnerving. Over and over again, we see Landry test something out in Louisiana only to then watch the Trump administration unleash the exact same strategy at a federal level. A lot of this has been shit Landry started to set up almost a decade ago when he was still AG, and it's fallen into place like a row of dominos.
I have very little hope of actually stopping Landry from cancelling Louisiana elections. I hope I'm wrong, but regardless, America should be watching this very closely to preempt the strategy Trump will be using to completely cancel the midterms.
I mean this is the same state government that is currently trying to delete a position from the New Orleans government because they don't like who was elected: Bill eliminating Orleans Parish clerk of criminal court heads to Governor Landry | wwltv.com https://share.google/mtwH43SZ7li56CQyd
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