The Justice Department is at it again, going after six more states in this endless chase for voter data. It’s shocking how far they’re willing to go to dig into our elections. Do they not trust the states to run their own affairs? This is just another example of big government overreach, and it’s as dangerous as it is unnecessary.
Look at the arrogance of these bureaucrats! It’s almost as if they believe that if they control the voter data, they can control the voters. By grabbing our info, they’re getting comfy with the idea of controlling elections. This is exactly what the Founding Fathers warned us about: a centralized power that wants a finger in every pie, especially one as precious as the electoral process.
Let’s not pretend this is about transparency or fairness. This is about control. These big shots in Washington think they know better than you, than your local officials, and than your state. California, Florida, Texas, New York — they all have different needs, and a one-size-fits-all federal approach won’t cut it. Federal overreach is what got us into so many messes to begin with.
This isn’t just about data. It’s about who gets to decide what America’s future looks like. The Justice Department’s actions feel like a move to weaken state power and increase federal meddling. It’s an infringement on states’ rights and a direct attack on federalism. If they get away with this, what’s next? Will they decide who can run for governor or mayor?
Let’s ask ourselves: Is this really about securing elections or securing power? When a government starts snooping around its citizens’ data under the guise of “demands,” things start to smell fishy. Are we going to let them get away with it? Not on our watch.
Source: Washington Times
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