President Defends Mail-In Voting Despite Criticism

As debate rages over mail-in voting, the sitting president justifies his own reliance on the practice, sparking renewed scrutiny from critics.

President Trump has defended his use of mail-in voting during a cabinet meeting at the White House on Thursday, despite having previously referred to the practice as

Incumbent President Defends Absentee Ballot Use Amid Criticism

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