Trump and Voter ID
On social media, there are thousands of comments on Trump’s statement here, at least 95% say: “It’s about time!” or “Trump is saving our democracy from the liberals!”
There’s a catch, however, though it’s not one that Trump supporters are likely to understand: This will require re-writing the U.S. Constitution, in particular, Article I, Section 4, Clause 1, referred to as the Elections Clause.
(It) contemplates that state legislatures will establish the times, places, and manner of holding elections for the House of Representatives and the Senate, subject to Congress making or altering such state regulations (except as to the place of choosing Senators). The Supreme Court has interpreted the Elections Clause expansively, enabling states to provide a complete code for congressional elections, not only as to times and places, but in relation to notices, registration, supervision of voting, protection of voters, prevention of fraud and corrupt practices, counting of votes, duties of inspectors and canvassers, and making and publication of election returns.
I doubt it.
Probably because he knows that his base is so ignorant on this topic that they don’t know that China and its corporate interests own a negligible amount of our land.
Throwing our 250-year-old democracy into the toilet.
At left is Eric Swalwell’s idea for preventing another Donald Trump.
Think of the efficiency associated with driving trucks around and picking up old toilets and sinks that last in homes for many decades, taking them to a facility where they are ground into small porcelain chips, ultimately shipping the chips to the people who mix the ingredients for the bedding of 
Building biodegradable plastic is tricky, because a plastic container can’t fall apart until it’s no longer needed to contain its contents. E,g., you don’t want a plastic milk bottle to last 500 years, but it needs to last at least a month.
This is funny, but there is a certain sadness to it as well, i.e., that old people tend to be Trump supporters.
Until recently, Americans uniformly accepted the science behind vaccinating their dogs and cats against diseases like rabies that could potentially kill not only the pets themselves, but any of the people they bit or scratched.
To the reader who sent me this:
