[rigelkentaurus]

anyone who receives money from either the State or Federal government, or a subsidy of any kind - not eligible to vote.

And I mean everything - subsidized loans, grants of any kind including grants to an organization which you work for, transfer payments, salaries, pensions, benefits - everything. If you are benefiting from taking money from your neighbors, why should you have a say at all? You are a dependent who cannot stand on their own and cannot be trusted to make an honest assessment on the size and scope of the government.

Exceptions: those tasks specifically and explicitly enumerated by the federal or state constitution.

[notpoliticallycorewrecked]

anyone who receives money from either the State or Federal government, or a subsidy of any kind - not eligible to vote.

Does this include military?

[GonzoGOP]

anyone who receives money from either the State or Federal government, or a subsidy of any kind - not eligible to vote.

I'm assuming that there would be a exception for military, either active duty or pulling the 20 year pension. Never disenfranchise the people with the guns.