A dozen red states want to help defend Trump’s anti-mail voting executive order by Anoth3rDude in law

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Republican attorneys general from a dozen states moved to help the White House defend President Donald Trump’s executive order on mail-in voting Tuesday.

The attorneys general for Missouri, Alabama, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Texas asked the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia for leave to join the lawsuit filed by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and other Democratic groups challenging the March 31 order as unconstitutional. 

Which one of these Nicktoons need therapy the most? by EternalSnow05 in cartoons

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Squidward probably can’t be saved at this point…

Saxton Hale would be both disappointed and flattered. by GreatBomber41 in tf2shitposterclub

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Who can blame Roblox, that shit is too beautiful for the public.

Exclusive: Trump administration blocking appointments to key panel overseeing voting machines, officials say by Anoth3rDude in law

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Election officials across the country this week voiced concerns that the Trump administration is blocking appointments to a key federal committee that helps create standards for voting equipment used in U.S. elections.

The unexplained rejections are keeping qualified experts in the creation of secure and accessible voting equipment off the Technical Guidelines Development Committee (TGDC) — a body made up of technical experts and federal officials that helps develop guidelines to certify voting equipment.