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Dr. Gary W. Buffington's avatar

Hi Paul,

I am curious, How does preventing dead people and non-citizens from voting suddenly become "Trump's voter suppression executive order"? I would have thought you of all people would applaud efforts by the Federal Government to protect the sanctity and integrity of our electoral process. It is, for example, well known that 100 percent of cemetery residents in Cook County, Illinois, always vote Democrat. One would at least want to verify their residency status on a recurring basis.

Seriously, a careful reading of the US Constitution clearly shows that elections are a shared responsibility between the Federal Government and the individual States. However, when the States prove unable or unwilling to conduct an honest election free from blatant fraud and corruption does not the Federal Government have the obligation to step in and fix the problem? How can this action be in any way offensive to someone who honors the Constitution? I look forward to a thoughtful and reasoned response. V/R Doc B

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