Trump’s election-power grab was still drawing fire
The administration’s effort to reshape federal election rules was still facing the kind of judicial skepticism that makes a president look less like a reformer and more like a power-grabber with a binder. By October 19, the legal fight over proof-of-citizenship requirements and other election changes was already showing how thin the White House’s constitutional case was. The problem for Trump was not merely that he wanted tougher rules; it was that courts kept asking where, exactly, he got the authority.
The administration’s effort to reshape federal election rules was still facing the kind of judicial skepticism that makes a president look less like a reformer and more like a power-grabber with a binder. By October 19, the legal fight over proof-of-citizenship requirements and other election changes was already showing how thin the White House’s constitutional case was. The problem for Trump was not merely that he …
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