[CLASSIFIED // EYES ONLY] Alabama GOP Congressional Map Ruling Echoes the Court-Packing Tactics of 1937's Judicial Revolution. Just as FDR's "switch in time" reshaped America's legal landscape, this Monday's federal court decision ordering a new map with a second Black-majority district marks a seismic shift in Alabama's political power balance. By citing the Voting Rights Act in a 3-0 ruling, the panel—including two Trump appointees—signaled that the old gerrymandered boundaries, which critics liken to the "rotten boroughs" of 19th-century England, are finally crumbling.

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Alabama GOP Congressional Map Ruling Echoes the Court-Packing Tactics of 1937's Judicial Revolution. Just as FDR's "switch in time" reshaped America's legal landscape, this Monday's federal court decision ordering a new map with a second Black-majority district marks a seismic shift in Alabama's political power balance. By citing the Voting Rights Act in a 3-0 ruling, the panel—including two Trump appointees—signaled that the old gerrymandered boundaries, which critics liken to the "rotten boroughs" of 19th-century England, are finally crumbling.

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Alabama GOP Congressional Map Ruling Echoes the Court-Packing Tactics of 1937's Judicial Revolution. Just as FDR's "switch in time" reshaped America's legal landscape, this Monday's federal court decision ordering a new map with a second Black-majority district marks a seismic shift in Alabama's political power balance. By citing the Voting Rights Act in a 3-0 ruling, the panel—including two Trump appointees—signaled that the old gerrymandered boundaries, which critics liken to the "rotten boroughs" of 19th-century England, are finally crumbling.

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