I can honestly see a need for it in local elections. I don’t see where illegals should be allowed to vote, but I don’t have an issue, at the local level with work permit holders vote.
I believe he has painted himself in a corner with his stance (I agree with him) on procedural issues not the bill itself.
What part of illegal are you good with? We cant give illegals anything that makes them want to come illegally.
I didn’t say illegals. Illegals shouldn’t be allowed to vote for anything. I said people here on valid immigrations status. I don’t have an issue with them voting in local elections.
Ideally, I think you should be a US citizen and vote. No need to keep it complicated. Apply for citizenship if you want to vote.
I have quite a few friends here legally, on valid work permits, their kids are in schools, they use all the local services, they’re college educated, working 6 figure jobs, they’re tax payers in every sense. Most of them are in the process of becoming citizens, and all of them will be Republicans and those who live in areas where they can vote locally, pretty reliably vote Republican. Most of them left countries where this stupid shit from the left is in the process of or has ruined their countries.
They know EXACTLY what happened J6.
With the ideas expressed in his LETTER. I don't want him returning to the State even if it were to simply vote his, apparent, liberal agenda.I cannot reacall has doing much of anything that benefits his HOME State nor its University. So , why are we so interested in what he scrolls into a piece of paper and gets a few others to sign onto it?Hey Unc'a Nick!
The moment you agree to COME HOME and coach YOUR STATE'S University, then we can talk,![[banana]](https://res-5.cloudinary.com/rivals/image/upload/qo9fu1unj7ctwin1ayii.gif "banana [banana]")
I didn’t say that I want it. I said I see the argument for it and provided rationale as to why. People here legally and working towards legal citizenship, paying taxes, and being productive members of our society. Them not being allowed to vote is fine with me as well. I think they contribute more to the betterment of our country than a holler full of pillbillies.
IMO, they enjoy enough personal freedoms and rights guaranteed by the United States Constitution and we don't need to add voting to that.
Fair enough, again, it’s not a hill I’m prepared to die on. I can see the conflict of interest in dual citizenship argument. I can make an argument defending it, just for sake of message board discussion and debate, but it’s just not something I care enough about to actually lobby for. Far far more pressing issues for me to focus on.
