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Something Rotten at Justice?

Something Rotten at Justice?
The Washington Times' lead editorial lays out the shameful refusal of the Justice Department to enforce Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act -- the part that requires states to remove ineligible voters from their rolls.
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Perhaps "Justice" should spend more time enforcing the statutes it's tasked with overseeing than embarking on new efforts -- for which it has no statutory authority -- to help felons reaquire voting privileges.  That is, unless it's committed only to initiatives intended to confer political benefits on one party over another . . . .

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