The supreme court, of the corporate United states, refuses to hear Alexander v. Mineta, letting stand a decision by the Federal court for the District of Columbia, declaring that voting is not an inalienable right, a but revocable privilege.
NOTE: The reason why populist politicians such as the Bushes, Clinton, Reagan and Carter are now elected to office, instead of constitutionalist statesmen such as Washington, Jefferson, Monroe and Cleveland, is because the voting base has been skewed and polluted by extending the elective franchise to bureaucrats, the land-less, recipients of the public largess and the uneducated. The way to ultimately guarantee the vitality of our constitutional, federal republic is to restrict the elective franchise to member of the State Militias and those who own property—regardless of race, religion or sex.
[added 5/16/2023] Thanks to Jim Lorenz for this entry.
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Authority:
Article I, Section 2 [Clause 1]
ccc-2point0.com/constitution-for-the-united-states
References:
Is Voting A Right or A Privilege In the US? — The Corporate Law Journal
www.thecorporatelawjournal.com/politics/is-voting-a-right-or-a-privilege-in-the-us