Bill Clinton Is Right to Talk About Voter Fraud and Race   A
National Review writer attacks the former president for his
convention-night speech -- showing why Republicans need to
reevaluate how they think about the right to vote.   As I wrote
just yesterday, there are many good reasons this election season
to have a serious national debate about voting rights and voter
fraud. There are many reasons to talk about how the accuracy of
our voting and elections may be improved without discriminating
against millions of registered American voters.  But no such
debate is ever going to stem from misguided pieces like this
one, offered up Wednesday morning by John Fund at National
Review Online. Let me try to deconstruct it point by point, and
then you can decide for yourself whether Americans would be
better off, or worse, indulging in the arguments Fund offers.
First, the title of the piece, "Bill Clinton Pulls the Race
Card," is notable because it comes just one week after eight
federal judges struck down five se