Trump's Mail-In Ballot Restrictions

In this discussion, Hans Von Spakovsky addresses the ongoing debates over election rules, focusing on mail-in ballots and their security. Von Spakovsky highlights the efforts of the Trump administration to implement secure rules for mail-in ballots, emphasizing the need for tracking measures such as bar codes on envelopes. He criticizes the judicial actions, particularly by liberal judges, which he believes have delayed these necessary changes. Von Spakovsky also touches on the issue of ballot harvesting and the potential misuse of mail-in ballots, advocating for transparency and control. Additionally, the conversation shifts to the topic of military tribunals, expressing frustration over the prolonged legal process for a 9/11 conspirator, contrasting it with the swift justice administered during wartime. Von Spakovsky argues for the efficiency and fairness of military tribunals in dealing with terrorists.