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Ballots differ from cremains (opens the original)
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On August 21, 2026, the Postal Service promulgated a rule called Ballot Mail for Federal Elections. Under the rule, states that want to mail ballots via the Postal Service must (1) use outgoing and return envelopes that meet certain federal requirements, including having unique barcodes on them, and (2) provide an advance list of the names, addresses, and associated barcodes of people receiving mail ballots. When the Postal Service receives the ballots from the states for mailing, it will check
The law’s exquisite symmetry survives (opens the original)
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Today’s post will address a boring case: Trump v. California, decided way back on August 24. California has already sued Trump 82 times during the second Trump Administration, so the case caption isn’t very informative, but this particular installment concerns the President’s <a href="https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/03/ensuring-citizenship-verification-and-integrity-in-federal-elec
The Zombie Anti-Weaponization Fund (opens the original)
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Sorry for the long hiatus! On May 18, 2026, President Trump and the federal government entered into a “settlement agreement” under which the government agreed to contribute $1.776 billion to the newly created “Anti-Weaponization Fund.” The Anti-Weaponization Fund was charged with doling out money to victims of “Lawfare” and “Weaponization,” defined as “the sustained use of the levers of government power by Democrat elected officials, political and career federal employees, contractors, and agent
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