In a devastating decision for California Republicans and the America First movement, the Supreme Court on Wednesday turned away efforts to block the Golden State's latest redistricting power grab—leaving millions of conservative voters with even less representation in Congress.
The high court's refusal to intervene allows California's Proposition 50 redistricting map to stand, cementing Democrat control over the nation's most populous state for years to come. Not a single justice dissented from the brief order, abandoning Republicans to the mercy of California's radical left machine.
Social media erupted with frustration from conservatives who watched the court system fail them once again. "REPUBLICANS better get smart and start redistributing their states," warned Twitter user @J52Jetta. "SCOTUS just screwed California even more by keeping the redistricting toward racial bias and democrat more control."
The decision came despite pleas from state Republicans and support from the Trump administration, who argued the new maps were nothing more than a partisan gerrymander designed to silence conservative voices. But California Democrats, emboldened by their stranglehold on state power, celebrated the ruling as a victory against what they laughably called "GOP gerrymanders."
Deep State Coordination Exposed
The timing of this decision reeks of coordination between California's Democrat establishment and federal bureaucrats still embedded in the system. Democracy Docket, a left-wing legal group, gleefully reported that "California asked SCOTUS to reject Republicans' request," arguing that stopping the redistricting "would disrupt active campaigns and hand the GOP an unfair advantage."
An unfair advantage? That's rich coming from the party that's turned California into a one-party socialist state where Republicans can barely win a handful of House seats despite representing millions of Americans.
This SCOTUS betrayal sends a clear message: the establishment will protect Democrat power grabs while throwing constitutional conservatives under the bus. How many more times will Republicans get stabbed in the back before they start fighting fire with fire in their own states?