It is getting old hearing the left talk about voter suppression for any attempts to stop voter fraud. What does that tell you? Fraud is part of the Democratic strategy, and it is well incorporated in blue states.
Tracking mail-in ballots is genius because it will stop the big dumps of ballots late at night that always seem to work in Democrats’ favor. All you have to do is look at the data from election night, where a Republican is winning by multiple percentage points, and overnight everything flips. A high schooler reviewing the data could point out the anomalies, but for some reason our media, statisticians and politicians ignore the facts, with the media providing censorship and misinformation. All IMO.
“The Supreme Court gave President Trump some leeway Monday to work on plans to have the U.S. Postal Service decide which mailed ballots to deliver, saying it was too early for lower courts to intervene and block him.
In an unsigned order, the justices said the district court meddled in executive branch deliberations, preventing the president from implementing his election integrity agenda.
“The government is likely to prevail on the merits of its argument that the district court lacked jurisdiction to enter the judgment,” the court said.
That does not settle matters, as the case will continue to develop in lower courts, but it does give the president some room to run.
In a March executive order, Mr. Trump directed the Department of Homeland Security to compile lists of eligible voters for each state, excluding noncitizens and others ineligible to vote. He then directed the Postal Service to deliver mailed ballots only to voters who were on the approved lists, seeking to block others from using the mail to cast illegal ballots in the November midterm elections.
The Justice Department has since fought to fend off lower-court rulings as the Postal Service and Department of Homeland Security weigh how to implement the order.
The result has been a sort of chaos, where the government has said it cannot be sued unless and until it comes up with concrete plans — and challengers have said states are already being forced to rethink their vote-by-mail procedures to comply with the president’s vision.
The situation became more complicated in recent days when the Postal Service finalized its mail ballot plans, releasing a rule that requires states to run their ballot envelopes by the Postal Service for approval and to mark outgoing and incoming ballot mail with unique barcodes so they can be tracked.”


