'Shameless' Supreme Court's latest double standard sparks outrage

The Supreme Court's latest ruling allowing a red state to pursue its redistricting efforts sparked outrage on Monday.

On Monday, the Supreme Court issued an unsigned ruling allowing Alabama to pursue a new election map that could eliminate two Democratic-held seats. The ruling paved the way for the Republicans to add more seats in Congress as the 2026 midterms approach.

Political analysts and experts reacted to the ruling on social media.

"The Supreme Court is rigged," Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) posted on X.

"They're shameless fascists and political hacks, and they shouldn't be able to go anywhere without people screaming in their faces, reminding them that they're scum," political commentator Kyle Kulinski posted on X.

"Roberts is a GOP operative and a crook, and it’s really time to stop pretending otherwise," Jesse Lee, a former Biden administration official, posted on X.

"[I don't know] how anyone can still act like the Supreme Court majority has any credibility now," Jen Rice, a reporter with Democracy Docket, posted on X.

"Of course they did. Gotta help out the [Republicans] before it's too close to an election to change the maps," lawyer T. Greg Doucette posted on Bluesky.

"At this point, anyone who cares about justice and the rule of law just needs to be upfront about the fact that this is an illegitimate court whose decisions will be undone at the first opportunity, and that opportunity, being peaceful, is the best these partisan hacks can hope for," Chris Kluwe, a Democratic candidate for office, posted on Bluesky.