Trump loses in court again after judge blocks attempt to restrict voting

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‘The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports a federal judge on Friday blocked federal agencies from requesting citizenship status when distributing voter registration forms. The decision amounts to the latest derailment of President Donald Trump’s far-reaching executive order seeking to change the face of voting in national elections.

U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly (an appointee of former President Bill Clinton) ruled that the Constitution's separation of powers give states authority over setting election rules, with some input from Congress — not the White House.

“… [O]ur Constitution does not allow the President to impose unilateral changes to federal election procedures,” wrote the judge, who permanently blocked two provisions of Trump’s executive order seeking to demand new voting requirements above those already set by states.

Her decision means agencies are not allowed to "assess citizenship” before providing a federal voter registration form to people enrolling in public assistance programs. She also mandated that the Secretary of Defense cannot require documentary proof of citizenship when military personnel register to vote or request ballots.’


A victory for the defense of democracy over the Trump regime and Republicans’ efforts to undermine the right to vote and establish the tyranny of Republican minority rule.

Trump’s lawless effort to prevent citizens from voting has nothing to do with ‘election security’ and everything to do with intimidating voters and decreasing voter participation.
 
‘The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports a federal judge on Friday blocked federal agencies from requesting citizenship status when distributing voter registration forms. The decision amounts to the latest derailment of President Donald Trump’s far-reaching executive order seeking to change the face of voting in national elections.

U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly (an appointee of former President Bill Clinton) ruled that the Constitution's separation of powers give states authority over setting election rules, with some input from Congress — not the White House.

“… [O]ur Constitution does not allow the President to impose unilateral changes to federal election procedures,” wrote the judge, who permanently blocked two provisions of Trump’s executive order seeking to demand new voting requirements above those already set by states.

Her decision means agencies are not allowed to "assess citizenship” before providing a federal voter registration form to people enrolling in public assistance programs. She also mandated that the Secretary of Defense cannot require documentary proof of citizenship when military personnel register to vote or request ballots.’


A victory for the defense of democracy over the Trump regime and Republicans’ efforts to undermine the right to vote and establish the tyranny of Republican minority rule.

Trump’s lawless effort to prevent citizens from voting has nothing to do with ‘election security’ and everything to do with intimidating voters and decreasing voter participation.
No richer nation turns into communism willingly. It has to be coerced.
 
Hopefully, in the future ...
1) Judges will return to sanity
2) Congress will actually do its job and tighten up voting regulations. Because the current system is so corrupt it has almost completely undermined faith in the electoral system.
The idea that having to produce a form of identification is somehow "chilling" or "too expensive" or "too difficult for some people" undermines our democracy. That has to end. Immediately.
Everyone who votes MUST show an accepted form of identification or not be allowed to vote.
Period.
 
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly (an appointee of former President Bill Clinton) ruled that the Constitution's separation of powers give states authority over setting election rules, with some input from Congress — not the White House.
You just answered your own post, skippy. A corrupt leftwing judge.
 
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