Newsweek offers the following confusing prose, about a case out of Arizona. Italics added. " The court [SCOTUS] issued an order related to a case raised by the Republican National Committee asking the justices to block a lower-court order that blocked enforcement of a 2022 law that would bar registered voters who have not previously provided proof of citizenship from voting in presidential elections, or by mail in any federal elections." The order declined to do so. (Subject to a qualification I'll get to later.) All these negative signs. It's algebra. Two negative signs is a positive number. Three negative signs is a negative again. Four negative signs (counting now the underlying law as the first negative) give us a positive result again. The people whose ability to vote was contested, CAN vote. The law says certain people can't vote. A lower court said to Arizona "don't enforce that!" So those people can vote. The state asked the Justices...