Trump Embarrassed as Postal Workers Warn Mail-In Ballot Plan Will Be a “Catastrophe”!
Summary
Michael Popok analyzes the Supreme Court’s pending ruling on Trump’s executive order mandating a new postal citizenship portal for mail-in ballots. He highlights a critical amicus brief from the American Postal Workers Union, which argues the system is infeasible, untested, and designed to fail, threatening to block millions of votes. Popok also shares a voter survival kit from Democratic attorneys general, urging early voting, ballot tracking, and provisional voting to protect access to the ballot box.
Topics discussed
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Supreme Court ruling pending on mail-in ballots
Postal workers and unions file amicus briefs
Executive order details and technical impossibility
Whistleblower complaint and legal challenges
Postal union arguments: constitutional duty to deliver
Overview of 14 amicus briefs and their impact
Brief summary: risk of catastrophic non-delivery
Historical context: mail voting since the Civil War
Final rule requirements and state registration issues
Lack of training and untested portal status
Risk of ballot rejection and system failure
Timeline for ruling and AG voter protection plans
Voter survival kit: early voting and tracking tips
Reporting suspicious activity to AGs
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