Do you support the constitution?

X, the guys name is Andrew Wilkow. What he wants to do is change the constitution so that you have to pass a test to vote. I was amazed at how fast he started to allow exceptions when he realized that his idea wasn't working out like he thought it would.

This doesn't happen that often, but I agree with you.

The sad part is that they do agree with each other alot. They just don't want us to know about it so both sides can control us.

wow....the great debater agrees with me on something....wow. I am just about speechless. See conservative and liberals can agree on some things. Now we need to tell the guys and gals in washington.

The guys name is Andrew Wilkow, he is on between noon and 3pm on patriot radio on sirius. I don't have a clip of this, but you might be able to find it on the web. We have all heard people suggest simular ideas to this, but this is the first time I have ever heard people bring up the fact that many Americans that support these idiots wouldn't be allowed to vote either.

I do like the point you make that resident aliens pay taxes, I wonder if he would allow them to vote? I just think that people who want to change the constitution so a very small amount of people can vote, don't realize how many people would be excluded from voting.

I thought you would be more worried about the people that vote Mickey Mouse for president. I don't think that many people would be able to vote, and it might surprise you who wouldn't be able to. Very interesting.

You must know that we can NEVER make people pass ANY test to be able to vote. You can blame Jim Crowe and the morons in the south for ruining that by using bogus literacy tests to stop black people from voting. As much as I'd love to force people to be educated before they vote, that's been permanently ruined in a way that we can't risk repeating.

You are correct that everyone pays taxes. Just try to get people to see that.

Bob, I understand what you are saying, but using your logic, shouldn't the men and women in the military decide if they should go to war instead of congress and the president. Congress and the president have no skin in the game, their decision isn't going to effect their lives. I understand that logic being used, the problem is that All Americans pay taxes. Why should I lose my right to vote because I am married, have kids, and don't make over $60,000 a year? You say that we live in a "tax the rich" country, but isn't our tax laws based on religion? Why is it that my taxes went down when I got married? I have said many times that a flat tax wouldn't be a bad thing, but more and more wealthy Americans don't want any part of this because it would be much harder to hide their income. You asked the question: "How many people rejoiced when the bonuses were denied the executives". The answer to that is simple: Many of these people caused the worse financial crisis this world has ever seen, and it cost us over a trillion dollars to fix. The question I have for you is: Why did so many Americans go crazy when the IRS, and RBS came to an agreement to release the records of Americans who were hiding billions in secret accounts off shore? Do you think they were evading taxes???

"People who owe back taxes..." MANY voters don't believe that the taxes levied against citizens are justified, and therefore they don't pay them as a political statement, or in an effort to change laws regarding them. Some of these people are the most educated voters in the nation. They should not have a right to vote, in an effort to get someone in office who will change the laws regarding taxes? "People who are behind on their child support..." My husband was ordered to pay support for a child whose mother kept the child from him for eighteen months. She literally took their child (at age 6mos) and kept him from my husband for the next eighteen months. He had to pay BACK child support, as well as pay the STATE back for the welfare my stepson's mom received while she had him. While my husband paid support and back support for his son for years, his son's mother literally did NOTHING for him, and sat on welfare collecting my husband's paycheck. My husband was able to successfully gain custody of my stepson because of my stepson's mom's failure to parent their child. SHE is not required to pay support, however, because in the eyes of the court, it could be "detrimental to her relationship with her son" if she is required to do so. So, she should have been able to vote, while collecting welfare and paying no taxes - but my husband, who was in arrears over $6,000 upon the signing of the first order to pay support (which HE went to court to arrange), should not have had the right to vote, because he "owed" the mom money? The voter registration card IS a very important document, and that is exactly why it should be available freely to anyone who understands its importance. I would say that anyone who bothers to take the time to sign up for one (they don't just automatically mail them to you at age 18, like they do draft registration cards, you know) should be allowed to have one.

You are 100% correct Pastor, and that was brought up, and Andrew said that as long as your man pays taxes then you would be allowed to vote. Another amendment to his stupidity. Your post is what the host was thinking about in the first place, but many people called with exceptions like yours. I am married, have three kids, and make under $60,000 a year, so I don't pay a dime in federal income tax. When I was single, I paid over 28% of my income in taxes, now I don't pay a dime. Can you explain that one to me?

I agree it is stupid.