A judge has stricken down the voter ID law in Wisconsin, which some pundits have called an attack on the poor and minority voters in Wisconsin.
Such arbitrary rulings are not democracy in action, but instead frustrate the rule of law and the integrity of the ballot box, the most common voice of protest and purpose from the people.
This judicial activism is elitist dictatorship favoring illegal immigration and minority masses at the expense of the goodwill of all.
A judge has no right striking down respectable and necessary legislation which was designed to protect the great democratic experiment of popular consent for government to govern.
Instead, the liberal-Democratic meandering of pandering to the "less than" class is an unjust perversion which further limits the state’s reasonable service of ensuring the integrity of the vote.
Obtaining appropriate ID does not require immense cost in terms of time or money. If individual voters, no matter what their station in life, see no value in purchasing a necessary proof validating their right to vote, then they have abrogated their franchise of their own free will. Minority voters should not feel sullied or targeted by the ID law, but instead should feel a sense of civic pride, that they can exercise their rights as citizens, whether born or naturalized, without fearing dissolution or fraud in the final vote tally.
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