Should there be an age limit for voting?

No!

Yes...60 and up

An American citizen over the age of 18 that can prove it by showing a VALID identification issued by the state of your residence, you are be able to vote from the voting booth provided to you by the state of your residence at your registered polling station.

Nothing else makes sense in any capacity.

Period. Period. Period.

No, but they should raise the voting age back up to at least 21 unless you are in the military. You can't do much of anything else until 21. Raise the draft age back to 21 so they can't use the old "if we are old enough to get drafted, blah blah blah." In a perfect world, the minimum requirements should be at least 21 years of age and pay federal income tax. I would include owning property, but a lot of people rent, etc.

I would be happy if we could just keep the democrats from voting after they die.

You shouldn’t be able to vote if you are 150 or older. That change alone would have flipped the previous election.

Start voting at 30. No voting if you get more back at tax time than you pay. No voting if you are on welfare or snap.

In Michigan a 174 yr old voted for president. That’s probably too old but you have to admire his civic duty at that age.

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You only get a vote if you work. If you get Social Security or welfare you are getting free shite you don't get to vote. Also that whole women get a vote stuff is outdated, should probably re think that.

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Fine, make Social Security voluntary, and give me back the average 6.76% of my lifetime earnings I have paid into it.

Negative. It was kind of a joke to point out that we’re all stuck with extreme elderly weirdos running the country.