wow, i did not know that. thank you for elaborating. i looked into it further and found SCOTUS asshole Roberts: "The Constitution supplies no objective measure for assessing whether a districting map treats a political party fairly.” lol cool, cool…
wow, i did not know that. thank you for elaborating. i looked into it further and found SCOTUS asshole Roberts: "The Constitution supplies no objective measure for assessing whether a districting map treats a political party fairly.” lol cool, cool…
PumaStoleMyBluff@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
He’s being quiet about the part where the founders failed to predict an institutionalized two-party system.
tomenzgg@midwest.social 3 weeks ago
So much of their arguments really on that; “clearly the Constitution says nothing explicitly on this issue (or alternatively, the constitution wasn’t microscopically specific this was a case it had in mind so, really, who are we to allow it to apply to this scenario?); as an originalist, I just presume that there was no intent rather than assuming anyone in the project of writing a founding document has any interest in it working fairly or well.”
Arcka@midwest.social 2 weeks ago
Many of the founding fathers were against political parties altogether and absolutely anticipated a two party equilibrium.
usconstitution.net/founding-fathers-warnings/