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Supreme Court Lawyer SHUTS DOWN Mail-In Ballot Argument
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16:48Now PlayingA sharp shift in the Supreme Court argument as Paul Clement steps in and immediately reframes the entire case. Instead of vague hypotheticals, he brings a clear rule: if Election Day means anything, ballots must be received by that day.
He backs it with history, precedent, and even Civil War voting practices—showing that states went to extreme lengths to ensure ballots were in by Election Day. The contrast with the previous argument is striking, and the implications for mail-in ballot deadlines are massive
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