Supreme Court rule today that states can no longer be judged by voting discrimination that went on

decades ago. This is a decision that marks the end of a major civil rights era reform, the

voting rights act, a five to four ruling, and it re-writes a key element of the voting rights act

in 1965, which for 50 years has given the federal government unprecedented say in everything,

from how states draw their congressional maps to where they place polling location. It was all

rooted in the belief that southern states were highly discriminatory against blacks,

not letting them vote, not letting them register. So the states were totally subservient

to the federal government when it came to voting. The federal government under this act had

the right to tell the states everything. How they were going to draw their districting maps,

how they were going to run elections and all the end of the Supreme Court today just threw that

out saying it's no longer applicable. And in fact, I think if anybody should be punished for

voting rights violations today, should be the Democrat Party. The Democrats created the Ku Klux Klan

to keep blacks from voting Republican. When that didn't work, they created and enforced the

Jim Crow laws to make it hard for them to vote Republican. It's the Democrat Party and agents

of influence like the new Black Panthers, which now terrorize voters in black districts. How about

the fact that Romney in 59 Philadelphia voting districts didn't get one vote? Romney did not get

one vote, zero votes and 59 districts. Now, if there are voting violations taking place today,

it's the Democrat Party. Anyway, this thing has been thrown out now and the left is in a tizzy.

It's good news for the states who redistricted when the GOP took over and are being sued for doing

so now. It's a quote, quote from the Washington Times story beneath the legal ruling is a broader

social statement with the justices saying that a state cannot be perpetually held responsible

for past discrimination if there's no evidence that it still exists. I mean, this cuts right to

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