re: Supreme Court lets Ohio limit early voting

I'm all about validity of the process if we must remain in our current voting form.

However, I think it's bogus that career welfare and food stamp recipients who contribute absolutely zilch to society (and in fact take away from it), get a say in how to spend yours and my tax dollars.

I feel the same about voting on local property tax rates. I don't yet own a home/land, so why should I have a say in how much someone should pay in property tax?

I'm also not talking about tiered voting or weighted voting based on money. I'm talking about the people contributing to society getting to decide where their contributed tax dollars get allocated.

It's not that I want everyone to agree with the way I vote, but I want everyone to be educated and informed when voting...not vote based on (R) or (D), white vs black, male vs female, etc...