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Supreme Court Lets the Politicians Run Wild

By Michael P. McDonald
Special to Roll Call
June 29, 2006, Midnight

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court handed down a much-anticipated decision regarding the Texas mid-decade Congressional redistricting of 2003.

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