The Supreme Court strikes down Democrats' racially discriminatory gerrymandering in a conservative

win that upends over 60 years of Democrat chicanery.

Meanwhile, Florida passes a new redistricting map that adds four new Republican congressional

seats and ABC is reportedly about to pull the plug on Jimmy Kimmel, all of which, I know this is

uncharacteristic for conservatives, I know we always have to be doomers and angry and despairing,

but this all has me cautiously asking, are conservatives, despite our self-conception, actually on a generational run of winning

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Little bit to temper our expectations.

President Trump has continued the Iran blockade. So he is promising that the Iran blockade will go on, not just for weeks, potentially for years. We will get to what that means

for oil prices, the stock market, Republicans, elections prospects, world peace. We'll get to all

of that momentarily. This win from the Supreme Court,

absolutely massive. The case, a lot of people haven't been following this. We follow the really

titillating cases, obviously the abortion cases, some of the weird sex stuff cases we follow. This is a huge one.

Louisiana versus Calais. This was a six three wins. He had all the conservatives plus the kind of

squishy conservatives against all of the liberals here. But what was at play was whether or not Louisiana's

congressional map with its second black majority district created an unconstitutional racial gerrymander under the 14th and 15th amendments.

So why this matters. You hear the Democrats babbling all the time about the Voting Rights Act,

the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which they say is the most sacred, important law ever passed

in the history of the United States, as if people didn't vote before the Voting Rights Act of

1965. And the Democrats have, for 60 years now, and more so in recent years, perverted the Voting Rights Act to say that as a consequence of it, Democrats at the state level must be able to create minority, majority minority districts based on racial discrimination, such that if a state doesn't have a certain number of majority

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