Supreme Court Backs Trump on Mail-In Voting, Newsom Vows Another Lawsuit

The Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump a major victory Monday, ruling 6-3 to allow his executive order on election integrity to move forward in 23 states. California Governor Gavin Newsom immediately promised another legal fight, proving once again that the Left will stop at nothing to protect its grip on power.

What Did the Supreme Court Decide?

The Court lifted an injunction that had blocked key provisions of Trump's executive order ahead of November's midterm elections. The order directs federal agencies to compile citizenship-based voter lists and instructs the U.S. Postal Service to deliver mail-in ballots only to people on those approved lists.

The Court made clear its decision was about the injunction, not the order's ultimate legality. But the message was unmistakable: election integrity matters, and the federal government has a duty to protect it.

Newsom's Response: More Lawsuits, More Resistance

Newsom, never one to respect the rule of law when it conflicts with his agenda, called the ruling a plan to