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gerrymandering

Impeach!

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Today at The Federalist, I wrote a follow-up to my piece on the gerrymandering fight in Pennsylvania and why the state legislature is right to impeach rogue justices.

  • Date March 22, 2018
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Courts that think they’re legislatures

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I wrote about Pennsylvania’s lawless, power-grabbing redistricting today at The Federalist.

  • Date February 23, 2018
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Drawing the Lines

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Today at National Review Online, I wrote about political gerrymandering and the flaws in the theory at issue in Gill v. Whitford.

  • Date December 27, 2017
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How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Gerrymandering

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What if the reason your party loses elections isn’t gerrymandering? What if it’s just that no one wants to vote for you? My latest article at The Federalist takes on the idea that gerrymandering permanently rigs elections.

  • Date October 20, 2017
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