As usual, the Extreme Left makes assertions that it cannot prove. Usually, that's called "LYING."
Opponents of Wisconsin’s November ballot proposal are intensifying efforts to dissuade voters from approving the measure meant to prevent non-citizens from voting.
Currently, the Wisconsin constitution states that “Every United States citizen age 18 or older who is a resident of an election district” is a qualified voter; the ballot proposal would replace the phrase “every United States citizen” with “only a United States citizen.”
Executive Director of Common Cause Wisconsin Jay Heck painted the initiative as a conspiracy-driven effort.
“Republicans, under the control and manipulation of Donald Trump, are hoping to frighten more people to the polls by raising the possibility of undocumented immigrants illegally voting – even though they can’t and don’t,” Heck said in a statement.....
Sure, Jay. The speed limit sign says 35, so you can't and don't drive 36?
Can you hear yourself, Jay?
You have no idea whether non-citizens are voting, because "voting" is not the issue. Ballots are the issue. When a "registered voter" requests a ballot by mail, no one checks their papers, Jay. The ballot (not "the voter") comes back and is processed.
"Can't and don't". Sure. Let's see your driving record, Jay.
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