Well, assuming the every-man even has much of a say in the first place anymore, what with all the buying and selling of favors and elections, is too much a dream from far beyond the stars... But yea, I think it's a bit ludicrous. As if any citizen of the U.S. Can go to another country and vote, despite their not being a citizen there. It flatly doesn't happen anywhere else, nor I think, should it here. Why is this even an issue...? You live here, as a citizen of the United States, and you get to vote - that's it, done. If you're not a citizen, you don't. This seems like an extremely easy thing to understand.
For those who aren't citizens but have been and are living here, sure - making that citizenship a little easier to attain wouldn't be apocalyptic necessarily - but to break the foundation of a pretty common sense law just to landslide votes in one direction is beyond psychotic me-thinks.
For those who aren't citizens but have been and are living here, sure - making that citizenship a little easier to attain wouldn't be apocalyptic necessarily - but to break the foundation of a pretty common sense law just to landslide votes in one direction is beyond psychotic me-thinks.