Here’s Part II of Jill’s post. Please read it and think about what she has to say.
I began this three-part series with yesterday’s post in which I listed some criteria that, in my view, are in large part what makes a country great. Let’s take a look at how the United States stacks up on some of those …
We have a right to vote, but those who live in poor or minority neighborhoods may find it hard to do so, for polling places may be prohibitively distant, or the hours shortened such that the working person hasn’t the ability to get there. Restrictive voter ID laws are more likely to disenfranchise poor and minority voters. We’ve seen, in recent months, how hard our ‘leadership’ fights to deny us the right to vote by mail during this pandemic year. Polling places on college campuses where voters may be more ‘enlightened’ are shuttered. And, due to gerrymandered districting, every vote is not equal.
A series of Supreme…
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