SCOTUS Rules Against Voters So Your Ballot Can't Count
While mainstream media gently analyzes the 'impact on voters' of a potential Supreme Court limitation on mail-in ballots, they fail to connect the dots to a decades-long campaign to suppress voting. This isn't just about 'administrative challenges'; it's about making voting harder, particularly for demographics less likely to vote for the party that packed the court. Remember Shelby County v.
Holder in 2013, gutting the Voting Rights Act? This is the next logical step in a coordinated, well-funded conservative legal strategy. One might wonder if 'voter integrity' truly means ensuring every vote is counted, or ensuring only *certain* votes are counted. The timing appears oddly convenient for specific political outcomes, repeatedly benefiting those who preach fiscal conservatism while
spending millions to limit the franchise for others. This is less about securing democracy and more about securing power for a dwindling base.