White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told CNBC today: 'We don't want voting rights'
We should be plain about it: If Kudlow and this administration believe that voting rights are an issue that is even negotiable, let alone something that is “not our game,” then we should all openly recognize the truth. If you bar funding for ballot access, you’re a vote suppressor. And that is what this president and his White House are. that he would never allow the proposed $25 billion in emergency funding for the U.S.
Perhaps, for the sake of history and posterity, it’s worth subjecting this administration and its president to a series of questions about why they are clearly opposed to seeing as many Americans vote as possible. Historians and journalists of the future would surely benefit. But that wastes time that we simply do not have.
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