Trump spent months trying to rig the rules on mail voting.
Last night, the Supreme Court shut him down.
His administration wanted the Postal Service to force sweeping new requirements on mail ballots, with ballots already going out and the midterms just seven weeks away. Election officials across the country warned it would cause chaos. Millions of voters could have been left wondering if their ballots would ever be delivered.
The Court said no. The scheme is blocked.
So why did Trump go after mail voting in the first place? Because one in three Americans votes by mail, and he's scared of what they'll say in November. MAGA can't defend rising costs, health care cuts, or an agenda written for billionaires. So instead of earning votes, they tried to make yours harder to cast.
It didn't work. Even Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Trump's own appointee, said election officials don't have time to implement these rules before the election.
Then Trump threw a tantrum.
Today, he lashed out at the justices he put on the Court, calling them "merely a shell of their original selves" and claiming they were "bullied and cajoled by the Radical Left."
In Trump's world, judges exist to serve him. When they follow the law instead, he treats it as betrayal. That's not a president who respects democracy. That's a man who's afraid of voters.
So let's give him a real reason to be afraid.
Today is National Voter Registration Day, and it's the perfect moment to turn last night's win into November's victory.
The Court stopped one attack. But it won't be the last. And MAGA has other ways they will try to keep people from voting. Voter rolls get purged. Records get flagged. Too many eligible voters don't discover a problem until they show up to vote and get turned away.
Don't let that be you. It takes 60 seconds to check.
Once you've confirmed your registration, send this message to three people you care about. Every voter we register and protect is one more vote MAGA can't erase.
Trump tried to take mail voting away. The courts stopped him. Now let's show up in November and finish the job.
