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colleague Richard Epstein of the Civitas Institute about the Supreme Court oral arguments

about the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and what is to be done using it as a gerrymandering tool

for racial gerrymandering, and can it be adjusted?

Justice Kavanaugh said that the whole idea was it would time itself out, and what is the time?

I ask Richard the same question.

Richard's approach is not comprehensive.

It is tactical, however. The Congress, not the courts, must

attend. However, here's Richard to say, here's what must be done. Here's why it likely won't be

done. Voting Rights Act, 1965 1965 not contemporary thinking

but much more of this tonight

do you remember the famous affirmative action cases

where there's Justice Connor said in 2003

we're quite sure this problem will be solved in 20 years

so let's write it remember that

yes well it hasn't been solved obviously in 20 years anybody who knew or was going on knew that it wasn't that? Yes. Well, it hasn't been solved, obviously, in 20 years.

Anybody who knew what was going on knew that it wasn't.

Well, if they don't provide a timeline, they've not solved anything.

That means it'll...

A timeline is essentially perpetual no matter what it's said, because the next court can

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