Welcome to Callais-a-palooza, where Sarah Isgur and David French discuss Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court decision that struck down Lousiana's congressional map and allows Louisiana to draw a new map that will likely favor Republicans. The two read Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson's dissent, discussed whether the decision violates the Purcell principle, and answer listeners' questions about the decision.
The Agenda:
—Sarah's dad is unconstitutional
—The 32-day question
—The three Honey Badgers
—Partisan gerrymandering on steroids
—“Kavanaugh stops” and Callais
—Listener questions!
Show Notes:
—David French on Race, Rights, Trump, and Faith
—The University of Michigan Doubled Down on D.E.I. What Went Wrong?
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