by Kerry Dougherty

Is it too much to ask for a little balance when it comes to American presidential elections?

I’m not talking about balanced news coverage. I know THAT’s not going to happen.

I mean a balance between making it easy to vote and making it easy to cheat. 

Is that so hard?

Requiring a picture ID to vote, for instance, should not be controversial. Yes, I am aware that leftists have low opinions of African Americans and believe that they travel through our world without identification. I don’t happen to believe that. I believe that people of all races have IDs and should be required to produce one to vote.

Here in Virginia if you don’t have a picture ID a current utility bill with your name and address can substitute. 

Idiocy.

Produce a picture ID or you don’t get to vote.

This isn’t hard.

Then there’s the question of non-citizens voting. This is illegal under both federal and Virginia law.

But when Gov. Glenn Youngkin notified more than 1,000 self-identified non-citizens that they were coming off the voter rolls, leftists scurried to court to block the move. Continue reading.