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Could the Virginia Supreme Court have ruled on redistricting before the vote? Here’s a way it could have wriggled out of a 1912 precedent.
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Could the Virginia Supreme Court have ruled on redistricting before the vote? Here’s a way it could have wriggled out of a 1912 precedent.
The year 1912 was a significant one. The Oreo cookie was invented. The Girl Scouts were founded. The Titanic sank. Fenway Park opened in Boston. Arizona became a state. Woodrow Wilson was elected president. We are now 114 years removed from those events and our culture today remains shaped by all those things. We in Virginia are still touched by one other thing that happened that year. Lynchburg insurance executive James Scott was making plans t…
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