Analysis: Korean War-era precedent may influence decision on mail-in ballot restrictions

from Dakota Political Junkies · host Lori Walsh

President Trump's executive order about a U.S. Postal Service rule is before the U.S. Supreme Court. How much can a president weigh in on how elections are conducted?

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