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None of what we are doing is I think unprecedented. You're certainly hearing an

unprecedented amount of complaining by the former president and his

enablers because they don't like what we're finding.

I've pointed to three decisions over the course of 20 years that shows this

low death of the Bowdoin Rights Act. And this Alabama case has to be read in that context.

Hi and welcome back to Amicus. This is Slate's podcast about the law and the courts and the

Supreme Court and the rule of law. I am Dalia Lithwick and it's been a pretty weird few weeks

in Washington DC and at the Supreme Court. The GOP is grappling with the fallout from the RNC's

decision to characterize the events of January 6, 2021 as quote, legitimate political discourse.

As the January 6 committee pursues the truth of what that event really did represent,

two stories increasingly tough to reconcile. We are awaiting President Joe Biden's nominee

for a Supreme Court seat soon to be vacated by Justice Stephen Breyer, but in the meantime,

we got an order on Monday evening, halting a major racial redistricting decision

under the Voting Rights Act in Alabama. That order happened on the shadow docket and rather

than explain the reasoning behind it, Justice Brett Kavanaugh in a concurrence that was signed

only by Justice Samuel Alito used that concurrence to, you know, attack the dissenters. Later on in

this show, we're going to talk to Voting Rights expert guru, consummate explainer,

Fernita Tulson, about what if anything remains of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and to help

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