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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1126059)	3/22/2019 10:26:19 PM
From: mel221	2 Recommendations Recommended By Mick Mørmøny TideGlider Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575341

>>Why are you in favor of disenfranchising some of the same US citizens you seem so concerned about? I am not. The constitution is the law of the land. If it is decided that it is outdated, it will be amended. Until then, it remains the law of the land. If voters were disenfranchised as you claim, Pelosi would be introducing the appropriate legislation to the house. Where is that legislation? Even California and other liberal states have not made any moves to amend the constitution or hold a convention. All we have is a bunch of liberals unhappy with the US and its constitution. They are unhappy with the EC and want it abolished. They are also unhappy with the Senate, for much the same reason, and want it significantly restructured. They are also unhappy with the Supreme court and want it restructured and packed their favor. They are also unhappy with the economic structure of the US and want it changed in favor of Socialism. The list goes on. I just want the existing laws enforced, particularly WRT immigration, and high integrity of our elections. >> That's covered by " in accordance with the appropriate provisions of the Elections Code of the State of California. " There is probably some official sounding language in there somewhere. But such language is ignored for the electoral benefit for Democrats. California does not require Voter ID, but depends on the honor system. A 'flawed' registration process During the data analysis, Brown said the jury determined neither the state of California or the county requires any proof of citizenship to register to vote. lompocrecord.com