Chaotic MAGA Missouri Redistricting Returns To SCOTUS

The contempt charge against Missouri SecState remains in play and we are thoroughly entertained by so many boom explanations of constitutional law . . . It's also fun when traffic lawyers take part in the conversation. 

The confusion is real, the legal theories are sketchy at best in a struggle that's about SEIZING POWER and nothing else. 

Here and overview and some of the better reports we're reading . . .  

Under the current rulings, Missouri officials are moving ahead with the GOP’s favored 7-1 map that’s set to give the party a pickup opportunity. 

But the state of play is changing day by day, raising continued confusion about how the dust will settle when November’s contests roll around. It’s already back at the Supreme Court.

Here’s a look at where things stand in the legal fight . . . 

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

Missouri's GOP-friendly congressional map returns to Supreme Court

Missouri's redistricting battle reached the Supreme Court for a second time after an appeals panel on Wednesday refused to halt an order instructing Missouri Republicans to move ahead with th...

Missouri congressional redistricting dispute returns to the Supreme Court

Just one day after Justice Brett Kavanaugh left in place a ruling by the Missouri Supreme Court that barred Missouri from using a new congressional map, intended to give Republicans an additional seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, in the November elections, the opponents of that map returned to the Supreme Court.

Dueling court orders over Missouri's congressional map could have far-reaching effects in Kansas City

The orders conflict on whether the state should use a gerrymandered map for the November election.

Missouri's Trump-backed voting maps approved by federal panel challenged in supreme court

Opponents requested an emergency filing as state's elections plunged into uncertainty over redrawn districts

'Bush v. Gore' in Missouri? Congressional map showdown pits state law against federal law

A "battle of the maps" is ensuing in the Show Me State as the nation's eyes turn to a highly anticipated Missouri Supreme Court hearing Thursday morning.

Developing . . .