Trump administration makes another appeal to the Supreme Court to allow mail ballot restrictions
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Btw Trump uses mail voting himself. The restrictions are for other people's ballots. Makes sense
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Third times a charm. They gotta outright approve it this time
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Congress wouldn't pass it, so they're using the Postal Service to make states hand over voter lists. Thats a pretty big executive-power grab for the Court to rubber-stamp
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