Trump’s Attack on the Postal Service Echoes Another President’s Shameful Plot
The president’s executive order directing USPS to suppress mail voting has often been called “unprecedented.” That isn’t quite right.
The president’s executive order directing USPS to suppress mail voting has often been called “unprecedented.” That isn’t quite right.
This week’s Executive Dysfunction.
Judge Indira Talwani took the justices at their word.
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.
This week’s Executive Dysfunction.
What makes this episode unusually clarifying is that nobody on the winning side seems to feel much need to disguise…
The doctrine at the center of all this has a name: the Purcell principle.
States have good reasons for making betting on elections illegal.