U.S. Solicitor General files Opposition to Proposition 50 with U.S. Supreme Court

Expedited briefing is ordered by SCOTUS on request filed by GOP Plaintiffs to set aside lower court ruling

U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer has just filed a 28-page brief for the Department of Justice with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of enjoining Proposition 50 pending further appeal of the decision of the Three-Judge panel in Los Angeles which gave a green light to Gavin Newsom’s gerrymander of California’s 52 Congressional Districts. The DOJ brief offers additional substance to the California GOP Plaintiffs’ arguments against Proposition 50’s constitutionality on the basis of illegal racial bias in line-drawing. The Supreme Court has established a formal docket on the Proposition 50 appeal as of today (the New York Times has previously noted the absence of a formal publicly available docket in its reporting) and Justice Kagan, who reviews Ninth Circuit appeals, has received the GOP Plaintiffs’ application for an injunction pending appeal, with the case assigned the number 25A839. Kagan has ordered a response from the Newsom Defendants by 4 p.m. Eastern time, on January 29.

Click here to read the full article at James V. Lacy’s Substack

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  1. One could only hope.

    This State and its speed of light shift to Radical Socialist politics has to come to a halt.

    They hand out Dollar signs and say see we the Radicals in Sacramento will give you what you want and it will not cost anything.

    Problem: Sacramento does not produce wealth it confiscates it by taxation. Who do they tax? The Capitalist producers of wealth

    So they want to do what Slick condemned? Now there is a real ethical conflict….. We hate what Texas did and we condemn it (oh shoot) well do what we call terrible.

    Laugh you vote for these idiots.

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