The reality is that the Milligan majority does not appear rock-solid, writes Jordan_S_Rubin.
concurring opinion
laying out some thoughts of his own. And while it shouldn’t be read to bless Alabama’s ongoing resistance, the separate opinion leaves open the possibility that he will go the other way in the future. In that concurrence, Kavanaugh wrote that “the authority to conduct race-based redistricting cannot extend indefinitely into the future,” but added that Alabama “did not raise that temporal argument in this Court, and I therefore would not consider it at this time.”
Again, that doesn’t mean Alabama Republicans will win if the case goes back to the high court. But the reality is that the Milligan majority does not appear rock-solid. In any event, the ruling did not strike fear into the hearts of the state lawmakers, who are content to test the brand-new ruling, if not outright defy it.APR sources said that Republican lawmakers believe their D.C.
It’s unclear what, if anything, that intelligence is. But these D.C. connections may have simply read Kavanaugh’s four-page concurrence. Saying nothing of the fact that he sidedIndeed, Alabama
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