The United States Supreme Court released its decision in Louisiana v Callais on Wednesday. To listen to Democrats, including former President Barack Obama, who just argued that a wildly drawn partisan redistricting scheme in Virginia was "fair," is to hear hysterics lying to whip partisans into a frenzy. A few days before that, on Saturday, a progressive activist, inflamed by Left-Wing rhetoric, attempted a mass assassination of the president and his cabinet in Washington. Perhaps Democrats should rein in their lies.

The Supreme Court said, plainly, that states cannot draw legislative districts based on race. Several states cannot draw districts to be predominantly white to preclude Black voters from representation. Several states also cannot draw districts to be predominantly Black to preclude white voters from representation. The Constitution requires a color-blind society.

Fifty-eight Black men and women serve in the United States House of Representatives. A majority of them represent districts where white voters outnumber Black voters. The idea that Black Americans cannot get elected to Congress without majority-minority districts is, here in the 21st century, nonsense. The same racism that led........

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