LOL, you think the personal information of every voter should be "open to the public"? What fucking century are you living in? obviously it's one before identity theft and credit fraud was invented.
Secondly we're not even talking about open to the public, we're talking about the States giving the Federal Government data that allows them to track the voting habits of individuals using personally identifiable information, you want the Federal Government tracking your activities even more than they already do? How would you feel about that if it were a President Dipshit-D running the executive instead of a President Dipshit-R?
Why don't you learn how to read, dumbass.
I said public records as opposed to private.
No what you said was this:
mudwhistle said:
That's stupid.
State records should always be open to the public. How else can we prevent corruption
Which was in response to my objection to the States turning over
personal voter information to the Federal Government and Trumps "Voter Integrity Commission".
I apologize, next time I'll try to remember to include a monosyllabic close caption with my posts so you can understand what is actually being discussed instead of what the voices in your head *think* is being discussed and thus won't have to resort to getting all pissed off because you've once again made a complete ass of yourself, K?
I know what I said, smart-ass.
Yeah now that I refreshed your memory but apparently between you posting it and making use of my services as a tape recorded the signal to noise ratio between your two surviving neurons dropped to zero.
The problem is you assumed something I didn't say. Did you even read my last post?
No I assumed that you were intelligent enough to respond to the content of post that you actually quoted in your reply but apparently you were responding to something only you could hear, my bad.
Let me ask you something, how are we supposed to make sure states like California aren't manufacturing votes by allowing illegals to vote?
That falls under the authority sovereign entity known as the State of California, just like it does for every other sovereign component of the Republic.
Are we just supposed to take their word and not question anything?
Yeah, it's called
federalism, perhaps you've heard of it? The Federal Government's authority is limited by the U.S. Constitution and the U.S. Constitution doesn't give it the authority to invade the privacy of voters to facilitate Orwellian "Voter Integrity Commissions".
Any citizen(s) is free to question it and initiate legal action as they see fit, however that doesn't grant a license to the feds to demand the personal information and voting history of voters so it can snoop around as it likes.
In case you missed it the founders fought a war so that we didn't have to put up with a central government that could do whatever it wanted based on the tin-foil hat theories of a bunch of paranoid partisan monkeys looking to score political points.