JJB3333
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States do have states rights but they are limited they can have standards but not if it violates rights and or AA/EEO, thats where the line is drawn.
what if the state is mostly male, black, gay, republican should only male black gay republicans be able to run?
You seem to assume laws are stationary ideas. Laws changer all of the time, usually with the circumstances. If for one election or two or three or fifteen the majority of the state it black gay republican males (lol not likely all 4), then a representative who accepts and works for the best of black/gay/republican/males will be accepted as the basis of the states politicians.
But after those elections if say in 5 or 10 years the type of person changes to i don't know white/straight/communist/females and the politicians who accepted and supported black/gay/republican/males now works for the minority instead of the majority, he's not getting reelected, and they might change the law to say only people who work for the better of the white/straight/communist/females.
In conclusion its all for the sake of majority rules.