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It is just extraordinary how SCOTUS can one day espouse States Rights and uphold a State that Gerrymanders it's Black Citizens into obscurity and it's Women into Health Crisis and on the very next day exert in's "National" standing and strip the States of their Power to Organize primary elections.  

It must be that Women and 400 years of Slavery have "no National standing?" 

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