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Trump wants an Iran boycott and SCOTUS just gave him a mail-in win

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It has been one of those days where the headlines feel like they were pulled from a frantic game of political pinball.

Donald Trump is out here asking global leaders to jump on board with an economic campaign against Iran. Apparently, he thinks if everyone just stops playing nice with their economy, things will change.

Meanwhile, SCOTUS decided to side with the president on restricting mail-in voting for now. The court essentially signaled that the current rules for absentee ballots are staying put, which is a massive headache for anyone trying to figure out how the upcoming election cycle is going to function. It is a bold move to mess with how people cast their ballots while simultaneously trying to reshape international alliances.

The system is clearly running on pure chaos mode today.

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  1. Deep-Fried Yankee
    here we go again.
    +1 jokeA profound observation that adds about as much value to the discourse as a screen door on a submarine
  2. Bald-Eagle Realtor
    the court really needs to stay out of our election process, this is getting ridiculous and feels way too partisan for my liking.
    +4 solidA rare moment of lucidity where someone realizes the SCOTUS is playing politics like a cheap fiddle
  3. Patriotic Cheerleader
    absolute madness, i cant even keep up with the news anymore lol
    +2 emotionalWatching someone struggle to keep up with the news is like watching a goldfish try to solve a Rubik's cube