In other news, SCOTUS takes up issue of modern new robes, preferring something lighter and cooler. The final vote was 6 - 3 for white robes and a stylish pointed cap which could be worn at night when traveling to cross burnings, to assure privacy from reporters and angry citizens.

They need to be disrobed. They are a disgrace. They have taken it upon themselves not to interpret the Constitution and it's Amendments but to reinterpret and destroy them. The ruling to give Trump total immunity has no basis in the Constitution. Quite the contrary. The job of the President according to the Article II section 3:

The Take Care Clause is found in Article II, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution and requires the President to "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed". It serves as the constitutional foundation for the President's enforcement power, ensuring that all federal statutes are properly administered and obeyed.

They have totally abandoned their responsibility to their oath.

For example, if someone lost both hands in an accident or war, could that person no longer have someone drive them to the polls or operate the voting machine? Without hands or with medical conditions that prevent you from filling out a mail ballot clearly, you no longer get to vote? The SC is discriminating against people with disabilities in those states.

Just like America before 1965. Sick nasty mf'ers.

It means that the person offering that assistance cannot sue the state if the state limits the number of people that they can so assist.

In Arkansas, the law requires poll workers to keep track of everyone assisting voters and limits the number of people that each one can help to six. I think that's limited to actually helping cast a ballot - not transportation. A group representing such people tried to sue and was told that the VRA provides them no basis for such a claim.

The appeal was denied cert without any justice indicating that they would grant it

Not a shock. Expected.

Our problems are just beginning i fear!

Their just doing their daily normal. No empathy for any person but themselves.

Need to have 6 accidentally ___ in the week

Our mailed ballots in Pennsylvania are regularly printed in a way that allows a care-giver to sign for the handicapped person, if they are unable to sign for themselves. This is the standard practice in most states, if I'm not mistaken.

I don't understand why the 8th district has to rule differently, and why it applies to only a few states in the country. SCOTUS should have shot this down immediately.

But I believe the issue is that they only want a government entity to sue, not individuals or 3rd party orgs.

I.e., from the article -

Because if they did, we know how they'd rule.