Wall Street Journal: “Nostalgia for the Voting Rights Act.”
“For a pair who work for something called the Constitutional Accountability Center, Kendall and Phelps don’t have a lot to say about the constitution. Their defense of Section 5 is purely sentimental, with lots of intensifying adjectives and adverbs. Shelby County v. Holder, they exclaim, is “a monumentally important challenge to a key part of the Voting Rights Act, the iconic law for which for which [sic] Mr. Guyot shed blood.”
What Taranto doesn’t report that this outfit, like so many others, is funded by George Soros.
“Civil Rights Reactionaries”
Wall Street Journal: “Nostalgia for the Voting Rights Act.”
“For a pair who work for something called the Constitutional Accountability Center, Kendall and Phelps don’t have a lot to say about the constitution. Their defense of Section 5 is purely sentimental, with lots of intensifying adjectives and adverbs. Shelby County v. Holder, they exclaim, is “a monumentally important challenge to a key part of the Voting Rights Act, the iconic law for which for which [sic] Mr. Guyot shed blood.”
What Taranto doesn’t report that this outfit, like so many others, is funded by George Soros.