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Supreme Court Justice Alito Blasts Endless Counting of Mail-in Ballots (AUDIO)

Mar 23, 2026Far Right

The US Supreme Court on Monday is hearing oral arguments on a challenge to mail-in ballots. The post Supreme Court Justice Alito Blasts Endless Counting of Mail-in Ballots (AUDIO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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