With the SCOTUS decision that anyone who doesn't vote in two consecutive presidential elections can automatically be purged from the voter rolls, what does that say about our democratic institutions? Is the bought Corporate swayed by their Heritage Foundation benefactors, is it time to retire this useless group of person of Corporate malfeasance and political corruption? And where does it end? Why not shorten the time frame to two years? Or just cherry pick the political leanings of the enemy and just purge them all? Then we can finally become the Fascist state we have always been edging towards.
Supreme Court just legalized voter purge
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With the SCOTUS decision that anyone who doesn't vote in two consecutive presidential elections can automatically be purged from the voter rolls, what does that say about our democratic institutions? Is the bought Corporate swayed by their Heritage Foundation benefactors, is it time to retire this useless group of person of Corporate malfeasance and political corruption? And where does it end? Why not shorten the time frame to two years? Or just cherry pick the political leanings of the enemy and just purge them all? Then we can finally become the Fascist state we have always been edging towards.
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