The Voting Rights Act, which was established to give Democrats the edge, is under Supreme Court review today. Justice Sotomayor, forgetting we had a black president, thinks no one will vote for black candidates without black congressional districts. However, attorney Mr. Moopan quashed her absurd argument.
SOTOMAYOR: Even white Republicans or white Democrats won’t vote for black candidates!
MOOPPAN: If these were white Democrats, there’s no reason to think they would have a second district. NONE…their argument is because these Democrats happen to be BLACK, they get a second district! If they were all white, we all agree they wouldn’t get a second district. That is *literally* the definition of race subordinating traditional principles.
JUST IN: Liberal SCOTUS Justice Sotomayor’s argument in favor of black Congressional districts was just PUMMELED in front of the entire court
SOTOMAYOR: Even white Republicans or white Democrats won’t vote for black candidates!
MOOPPAN: If these were white Democrats,… pic.twitter.com/m0wfyUKh28
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 15, 2025
It looks like the Supreme Court might allow Republicans to redraw Southern districts to eliminate 12 or more Democrat seats in the House. That would help us reduce the power of the Democrat communists.
They can’t win without their racist policies.
BREAKING – The Supreme Court is signaling it will strike down Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act allowing Republicans to redraw Southern districts to eliminate 12 or more Democratic-held seats in the House pic.twitter.com/oxnIpqEOhG
— Right Angle News Network (@Rightanglenews) October 15, 2025
Look, I’m already sold https://t.co/Roxb8B8FKg
— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) October 15, 2025
I don t know the exact number but there is roughly 50 blacks who are members of congress… those are elected black people… There is no way only black people voted for them, white people do vote for blacks… Sotomayor said something absurd, she often says dumb stuff… But that is not all, Ketanji said that blacks have a more… Read more »