Supreme Court Tosses Louisiana Map, Demands Districts That Exist in Euclidean Space
In a 6–3 ruling, justices bravely confirm that “crayon tornado” is not a legal standard for representative democracy.
In a 6–3 ruling, justices bravely confirm that “crayon tornado” is not a legal standard for representative democracy.
Executives reportedly reassured by White House pledge to “let the market, and possibly several countries, sort it out.”
White House assures public it is “99% confident” they did not just christen a floating monarchy in the South Lawn fountain.
Officials warn “national morale infrastructure” at risk if group stage not federally secured.
Officials say document “pushes the boundaries of legal scholarship and the shift key.”
Sources say protocol staff now treating House of Representatives as “backup king factory” in case this one breaks.
Diplomats urge Washington to “put down the economic rake” after Supreme Court bonks Trump-era trade war on the nose.
Witnesses say ceremony shifted when everyone realized both men believe they legally own the concept of grass.
Officials say voters will “absolutely still have representation, somewhere, in theory, probably.”
Organizers reassure guests that while security failed, the vibes remain “black-tie resilient.”