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    26 September 22 Live on the homepage now! Reader Supported News A DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO END THIS FUNDRAISER — We are at 12 days of fundraising for September and we barely raised 12K. In the past we have raised nearly that much in — a single day. I have to do everything in my power to end this fundraiser. We need to you to help. This is “Reader Supported News.” It’s what we do and it works. We need you to turn your attention to the September funding drive. Please. Marc Ash • Founder, Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation!   FOCUS: The January 6 Committee Has Its Sights on Ginni Thomas. She Should Be Worried Kimberly Wehle, Guardian UK Wehle writes: "The spouse of a sitting supreme court justice allegedly tried to overturn the 2020 election. It’s hard to say which looks worse – the conflicts of interest, or the possibility that she aided a would-be insurrection." T he spouse of a sitting supreme court justice allegedly tried to overturn the 2020 election. It’s...

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  View in browser   BY  ZACH MONTELLARO People line up to cast their in-person absentee ballots in South Carolina in 2020. | Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images INTERPRETIVE DANCE   —   One of the biggest cases on the Supreme Court’s docket next term is  Moore v. Harper  . At its core, it is yet another fight over North Carolina’s congressional maps. But this is one that will likely have far reaching effects beyond the state’s boundaries. Boiled down to its essence, Republicans in North Carolina are pushing the nation’s highest court to invalidate a state court’s redistricting decision under a constitutional interpretation referred to as the “independent state   legislature” theory. The theory revolves around the Elections Clause of the Constitution, which reads that “The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof,” subject to regulations from Congress. Propo...