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To: jazusamo

Help me with the logic here.

By law you have to be an American citizen to be eligible to vote. Only citizens are legally allowed to vote. Yet now she’s saying you can’t ask for evidence of that eligibility to vote.

Maybe I’m off base, but don’t we citizens have standing g to countersue, based on being disenfranchised if our votes are diluted by illegal voters? Has anyone ever sued based on this? I’m sure I’m.not the first person to ever think it’s not right that illegal alien voters can dilute the count of legal voters.


24 posted on 06/18/2018 4:48:30 PM PDT by Dilbert San Diego
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To: Dilbert San Diego
Maybe I’m off base, but don’t we citizens have standing g to countersue, based on being disenfranchised if our votes are diluted by illegal voters? Has anyone ever sued based on this? I’m sure I’m.not the first person to ever think it’s not right that illegal alien voters can dilute the count of legal voters.

The question of Obama's eligibility for office demonstrated conclusively that individual voters do not have standing regarding electoral issues. The court's argument is that any "damage" is too diluted and does not directly affect an individual, or some sort of similar legal jargonese crap.

42 posted on 06/18/2018 4:58:33 PM PDT by DiogenesLamp ("of parents owing allegiance to no other sovereignty.")
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