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The Supreme Court Won’t Be Trump’s Election-Theft Lackey (opens the original)
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Donald Trump plainly intends to either win or steal the 2026 midterms. The man has never accepted an electoral outcome he doesn’t like, whether he’s won or lost. That’s held true in general elections and in primaries, Republican and Democratic alike. Trump has made little effort to mask his intent this year. He routinely hyperventilates about the prospect of massive illegal voting, and he recently urged his own voters to “cheat like hell.” Predictions abound about what electoral mischief the pre
The First Amendment Doesn’t Care If Trump Gets Bad Press (opens the original)
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When it comes to the First Amendment, Vice-President J.D. Vance is either dumb or full of crap, and he’s not dumb. Even as right-wing media outlets and legal experts have lambasted Donald Trump’s smashingly unconstitutional White House press ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, Vance and other bad-faith sycophants have argued that government policing of the media is not only appropriate but necessary to ensure some subjective, unmeasurable quantum of feel-good journalistic fluff. But that argument
Why the Supreme Court Slapped Down Trump’s Mail-In Ballot Rules (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court quite sensibly decreed 20 years ago that we shouldn’t mess with voting processes too close to an election. The justices have never told us exactly how close is too close, but now we know at least this much: After ballots have already gone out to voters is, in fact, too close. In an unsigned decision on Monday, the Court blocked implementation of President Trump’s March 2026 executive order on mail-in ballots, which bears the deceptively benign title “Ensuring Citizenship Verifi
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Could Be Stopped By a Lawsuit. Why Has Nobody Filed One? (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has never lacked for litigation opponents. Democratic state attorneys general routinely gather by the dozen to sign on to lawsuits contesting his policies. Nonprofit advocacy groups base their present existence entirely on suing the president and his administration. Private civil claimants have accused Trump of everything from fraud to discrimination to sexual assault. Prosecutors indicted him four times. The only party more litigious than Trump’s opponents is Trump himself: The pre
DoJ Fall Preview: Even More Spectacular Failure Ahead (opens the original)
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Donald Trump’s Justice Department just had a big, stupid, embarrassing summer. It conjured a slush fund designed to pay $1.776 billion of taxpayer money to January 6 rioters that was so screamingly asinine it caused a revolt by ordinarily docile Senate Republicans. After bleating at a press conference that she’d rain down hell upon alleged Reflecting Pool liner-ripper David Hearn, D.C. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro dismissed her own case, meekly attempted to deflect blame, and was lambasted public
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