As an American citizen, when one turns 18, they have a right to vote and no one can say otherwise...or can they? A lot of states in the US are changing their ...
========== It's generally believed that if you're over
18 and a US citizen, you have the inalienable right to vote in the United States. No one
can stop you. Which is a great idea in theory, but sadly - it's not even close to being true. Some states, mainly in the south and midwest,
are gaming the system in order to legally prevent US citizens from voting. And I'm not
just talking about disenfranchising felons or the homeless, although that is happening.
I'm talking about disenfranchising you. The average American. But how are they doing this? Well, it's pretty simple. They're making the
voting process more difficult, so that fewer Americans will vote. And they do this in a
number of ways. Some states are cutting or reducing early
voting, which is the process that lets pe...