Assuming that most people agree that voting in American elections should be the exclusive right of American citizens.

If I'm not able to ask, then there's no data to support. So, we are legally bound in California from asking someone their immigration status under Senate Bill 54.

If you look at the actual studies, that's simply not true.

Of course, the leftist lawfare didn't start here. I think it started when the Democrats used the IRS to target Tea Party volunteers for harassment and intimidation in advance of the 2012 Presidential election.

When this failed, they continued to pursue it to undermine the Trump Administration, question legitimacy of the election, and shook this country apart for more than two years before the lie was finally fully exposed to the public thanks to the Inspector General's reports.

These agencies use their powers to legitimize it, to authorize spying on the Trump campaign.

What really frightens me is what happens to our country when Trump--if Trump narrowly loses the election and the case is then overturned and repudiated and exposed by the higher courts. That could tear our country apart.

Of course, the leftist lawfare didn't start here.

It's the turning of the most terrifying powers that government possesses against its own citizens to influence elections.

In the 2016 Presidential election, the FBI, the DOJ, and our intelligence agencies used their power to legitimize the lie that had been concocted by the Hillary Clinton campaign that Trump was colluding with the Russians despite knowing this was a lie.

Hunter Biden laptop contained emails that clearly documented longstanding influenced peddling scheme involving the Biden family in which millions of dollars were paid.