Maybe it's just me but I wish Trump would have kept a lid on his plans regarding ordering the USPS to not deliver ballot in fraud states at least for a while. It's actually not a bad plan as it could be argued that the USPS is not strictly an arm of the federal government (it gets confusing) and there is no constitutional requirement that "vote by mail" requires them to be the "mail" that delivers them. Announcing it this far out though just gives them time to file endless lawsuits from every faggot globohomo judge in their rolodex to try to stop it.
It won't take endless. The SECOND he pushes that they'll rush to one of the handful of spiteful old Jews that they've been using this entire time and the Judge will have a pre-written decision already ready to go which they probably have already written.
Trump HAS to have adjusted his behavior for this already. The retarded lawfare must already be assumed to be in play. So if he does it now... what does he get? Distracts the left maybe? Emboldens the righty base?
Lets assume they IMMEDIATELY lawfare it, and the nearest Jew in a black robe says "nuh oh it wuz her turn and you can't stop me no matter how bad I get." If he appeals this this early, can he kill Mail in Ballots for good by 2028? Or set up a scenario where subversive USPS staff can be detected (cause they defy his orders) and disposed of? Which will again require fresh lawfare, and maybe be done by 2028?
Imagine if he kills the USPS union over this. Or just declares no mail in ballots in blue states in the 2028 national election because welp we can't trust you faggots. USPS is federal, could he redirect all the mail in ballots to a federal institution (Vance's anti fraud group, or the FBI) for investigation?
They have the names and addresses on the outside of the ballots, right? So they could basically take them, scan them, and do spot checks to find duplicates, multiples at the same address (yeah 3 or 4 is reasonable, but 80+ is not), etc etc. I mean, they'd lawfare it, but it's a federal election and a federal (ish) post office, there's nothing saying the federal government couldn't inspect the ballots before they got delivered, right?