Reply to a comment  Reply to this comment  KISS writes:  in
response to Piru_T:  Literacy tests and poll taxes were outlawed
by the US Supreme Court in the early 1900's. Isn't it ironic
that it was Southern Democrats that were the ones most
responsible for subverting a Supreme Court decision to suppress
Blacks thus empowering them and today patronizing not only
Blacks, but any so called Minority for empowerment by writing
one race based law after another.  Thankfully we no longer live
in a time when ones voting right is in question. We now however
live in a time when ones vote is being diminished by voter
fraud, coercion and gross politicalization by unions and special
interests.  As far as being inconvenienced by standing in line
or having to actually put an effort in to vote? Just ask those
in Iraq who in 2005 who proudly stood in line for hours to vote
for the first time and ask them what it means to vote. We have
too easy is what they would say.  Sorry, it was the Voting
Rights Act of 1965 that eliminated