Every American voter should have to correctly answer 10 citizenship questions before their ballot would be counted. What do you think?

Voting Rights Act of 1965

[The Act contains several specific prohibitions on conduct that may interfere with a person's ability to cast an effective vote. One of these prohibitions is prescribed in Section 201, which prohibits any jurisdiction from requiring a person to comply with any "test or device" to register to vote or cast a ballot. The term "test or device" is defined as literacy tests, educational or knowledge requirements, proof of good moral character, and requirements that a person be vouched for when voting.]

Literacy tests were outlawed in the Voting Rights Act. This was after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that using literacy tests to disenfranchise eligible voters is unconstitutional. Ann Coulter wants to do that, too, but then she once wanted to take away the female vote…so...

Having watched too many Jaywalking segments, I predict disaster, as only about 30% of Americans would be able to vote.

It's funny how all of our candidates are talking about how not enough people are going out to vote, and yet you Conservatives sit here trying to make voting more and more difficult.

Nah, I think it would make more sense to require them to answer questions about each candidate running. If you don't know anything about the candidates, you shouldn't be voting.

That would literally wipe out half the Democrat's potential votes.

they tried that down south prior to the 1950s. even republicans didn't agree with it then.

they do now, though, i'm sure.

What is a gun?

Name a type of gun?

How do you spell gun?

Can you shoot a gun?

Why do Americans like guns?

Why do guns like Americans?

Why so Americans like sex with guns?

Why do guns like sex with Americans?

Why do guns have bullets?

Why are loads of guns in America?

No, just like jim crow laws were bad this is bad.

It would be nice if the general electorate were more informed, but that would be unconstitutional.