
Executive Functions Roundup
‘Pervasive disenfranchisement’
Bob Bauer and Jack Goldsmith, two former senior government lawyers from different political backgrounds and administrations, decode the presidential power issues and controversies of the day.
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‘Pervasive disenfranchisement’

The government tries to have it both ways

The stakes in litigation over the mail-in ballot rule

Vacated and Challenged

Presumptively unconstitutional

Reasonable suspicion

‘After the courts were closed’

‘Pet-Project Docket’

The question was abstract, the answer foreordained—and neither Congress nor the courts will pay attention to it.

‘Apparent Financial Incentive’

Deportees to Liberia

Cyber operations

22-0

Lack of Jurisdiction

Post Fee Challenged

'Electoral status quo'

Concerning irregularities

Critical blog post

Dismissed

Is this president right that that “nobody” cares about conflicts of interest in the Oval Office?