The Supreme Court Bets That Trump and GOP States Will Follow the Law on Voter Purges. Uh-Oh.
Their decision hinges on the Trump administration and GOP-led states actually following the law.
Their decision hinges on the Trump administration and GOP-led states actually following the law.
The Overton window has scarily shifted.
Given that the Constitution gives the president no authority over election processing, no lower court could stomach the EO’s illegality.
Only time will tell at this point.
Here's an attempt to clear that up.
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