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Here, as promised, is the video from ’s and my live conversation about the Supreme Court decision today. If you missed us live, catch up on all the nuances of the Court’s decision and what comes next.
Tomorrow morning, the government’s response in the League of Women Voters case is due at 8 a.m., and we can expect Judge Talwani’s decision sometime after that tomorrow.
Today, the Supreme Court ruled in the case brought by state attorneys general challenging Trump’s
Shortly after I sent out a notice that Steve Vladeck and I would convene tomorrow morning to discuss recent legal developments, including Trump’s effort to steamroll ahead with his Executive Order on mail-in voting, the Supreme Court weighed in. Not in the case brought by the League of Women Voters that we’ve been discussing; the one where Judge Talwani imposed a nationwide b...
Tomorrow morning, Law Prof Steve Vladeck joins me to discuss legal developments, including the administrative stay that lets Trump continue work on his White House ballroom and the government’s egregious effort to violate Judge Talwani’s injunction against implementing Trump’s executive order on mail-in voting.
I joined this morning for an overview of the news at Coffee with the Contrarians. We had a lively audience and lots of news to cover. But the best of it is that when you step back from the trees and look at the forest, the momentum on the pro-democracy side of the aisle is palpable. Even with the Supreme Court still a wild card, the news from the courts is good and getting b...