Nick Corasaniti
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284 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 9 Sep
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I mean, the president himself has said if we can limit male voting or restrict these male ballots, then that'll help Republicans win.
So he's been very explicit about this.
But he's also doubted male voting for the better part of a decade.
I was with him in Colorado in twenty sixteen where he went on a tangent at a campaign event
Casting doubt on the mail voting process in that state, a state that conducts its elections mostly by mail.
And then following his loss in 2020, where scores of Democrats chose to vote by mail to vote safely in the pandemic, the president blamed it for his loss.
And ever since then, he's been obsessed with this idea without any evidence that mail voting is rife with fraud.
To understand exactly where we're at, we have to go back to last year.
The president is clearly realizing that the midterms are moving away from him.
There's a lot going on politically against President Trump.
Stubborn and rising inflation.
There was backlash against ice rates happening in American cities, reverberations still from Doge.
And so he starts looking at different ways to leverage all the different agencies within his power, whether that's the Department of Justice.
Department of Homeland Security.
He's using all of these to shape the elections.
So fast forward to March and that's where the postal service comes into play.
The White House announces that President Trump will be making big changes to the way that the postal service interacts with the election system.
He signs an executive order that does a host of things regarding male voting.
So the two most important parts of this executive order empower the Postal Service to play a really decisive role in mail voting.
Now, the first part sets some ballot design and envelope design and barcode design regulations that are extremely strict and would require some states and some counties to redesign their ballots, and then also any errors.
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