Congress Said No, So Trump Asked the Mailman
The Supreme Court blocked the new USPS ballot rules 6-1-2 — but read Kavanaugh's concurrence and it looks less like a win than a scheduling note for 2028.
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The Supreme Court blocked the new USPS ballot rules 6-1-2 — but read Kavanaugh's concurrence and it looks less like a win than a scheduling note for 2028.
The justices voted 5-4 to let construction continue without deciding whether any of it is legal. The Chief Justice dissented to say it probably isn't. The East Wing is already gone either way.
The Court called the mail-ballot challenge premature. Four days later the 'premature' thing became a final rule — and everyone had to re-file.