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The States: Maybe A National Divorce Is A Good Idea After All

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St. Clown said:
Highway 10. 10 runs parallel to I-94, more or less, and St. Cloud is sandwiched between the two, with 94 being to the south.

308 US-10
Royalton, MN 56373
United States
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The highway 94 replaced and the one taken by the guy in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.
 
Deutsche Gopher Fan said:
I am not surprised St. Cloud is winning at “worst city in min” on a Reddit thread but I had never heard of the St. Cloud Superman before

https://reddit.com/r/minnesota/s/LmjM9kbEt7

edit- just now seeing previous post a few mins earlier from clown. My post had nothing to do with his!
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Being from small-town MN, St. Cloud was a frequent weekend destination for my family. We encountered St. Cloud Superman more than once. My dad, a clinical psychologist, always thought the man to be violently mentally ill. I guess it doesn’t take a clinical psychologist to determine that.
 
Spent a total of 18+ hours at the fair this weekend.
15 miles and just short of 40,000 steps.

my dogs are very angry at me today.
 
Dave Wasserman
@Redistrict
New: federal court strikes down AL GOP's latest congressional map. In scathing opinion, judges say they're "disturbed" map "did not even nurture the ambition" to adhere to SCOTUS ruling, will appoint special master to drawn extra Black opportunity seat.
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Judge says since Alabama's legislature apparently can't read a Supreme Court ruling (or in general tbh), they'll do their work for them.
 
bronconick said:
Judge says since Alabama's legislature apparently can't read a Supreme Court ruling (or in general tbh), they'll do their work for them.
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To which Alabama's AG has indicated they will appeal back to the Supreme Court, and hopefully they won't even take it up since they already decided.

edit: so it looks like AL is going to make a different case than the one they lost. This time they're asserting that section 2 of the VRA is unconstitutional, something that Justice Beer indicated he was open to in previous concurrences he's written. So SCOTUS will take this case and, depending on some things, Alabama will get their way.


Disgusting.
 
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Swansong said:
To which Alabama's AG has indicated they will appeal back to the Supreme Court, and hopefully they won't even take it up since they already decided.

edit: so it looks like AL is going to make a different case than the one they lost. This time they're asserting that section 2 of the VRA is unconstitutional, something that Justice Beer indicated he was open to in previous concurrences he's written. So SCOTUS will take this case and, depending on some things, Alabama will get their way.


Disgusting.
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Won't they just gum up the works and then claim it's too close to the election to make a change? That's how the State Leg / SCOTUS Jim Crow Two-step usually works.
 
I doubt that. They seem unencumbered by the schedules of us plebes, including elections. Which is sorta not bad, I guess?
 
Swansong said:
To which Alabama's AG has indicated they will appeal back to the Supreme Court, and hopefully they won't even take it up since they already decided.

edit: so it looks like AL is going to make a different case than the one they lost. This time they're asserting that section 2 of the VRA is unconstitutional, something that Justice Beer indicated he was open to in previous concurrences he's written. So SCOTUS will take this case and, depending on some things, Alabama will get their way.


Disgusting.
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Vox had a good article a while back that basically said the Alabama AG was not only going to go this route, but have a really good chance of winning…which makes no sense, but, yeah. Fun times.
 
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