Brett Meiselas

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · BREAKING: Supreme Court Blocks Trump Mail-In Ballot Scheme · 15 Sep 2026 podcast

So any rule would be violative. matched

And threatening a rulemaking process violated the states' rights under the Constitution because it created confusion and the states didn't know how they were supposed to respond. matched

Anyway, the Supreme Court didn't buy that argument, the one that I just made. matched

I think they were wrong, the right-wing Supreme Court that is. matched

But they said, all right, wait till the rules pass. matched

The rule passed. matched

Then these injunctions were issued at the district court level. matched

Then it went up to the Supreme Court because the Trump regime did an emergency petition. matched

That's what they lost right here. matched

I just wanted to give you the procedural background. matched

So then it says, within days of the final rules issuance, the district court then entered into this temporary restraining order that's in place. matched

Then Alito and Thomas say, to obtain a stay, the applicants must make a strong showing of likelihood of success on the merits and irreparable harm. matched

In close cases, we also consider the balance of equities. matched

This is what Alito and Thomas say. matched

The government's likely to succeed on the merits of its appeal. matched

To begin, the district court issued a nationwide injunction based on claims asserted by several plaintiff organizations that likely lack standing. matched

These organizations first claim a direct organizational injury because the rule supposedly thwarts their ability to educate members about voting. matched

So one of the arguments by these two right-wing extremist justices is a standing. matched

Nobody can sue. matched

Nobody has the right. matched

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