Voter suppression as practiced by Democrats

Democrats like to talk about voter integrity measures as if their voters are not smart enough to to get a free ID if they don't already have one.  This racism against their own voters should be brought to the attention of the Supreme Court as this issue winds its way to a conclusion.

An Op-ed in the NY Times talks about "voter suppression:

‘The Voter Suppression Trail’


Find out if your vote can survive the great, flawed adventure of American democracy.
But if you want to see real voter suppression examine the Democrats use of the IRS to attack Tea Party groups and voter integrity groups with ruinous delays in their applications as nonprofits.  Then there is the revelation of Project Veritas in which Democrats talked about their scheme to create violence at Trump rallies and their goal of causing conservative voters to lose heart.

Both of these were Democrat operations designed to suppress the votes of conservative Republicans that liberals clutched to their bosom as part of their politics of fraud.  The IRS Tea Party scam was effective in suppressing votes in the 2012 election enough to get Obama reelected despite his poor record and his disastrous health care program.  Some of those Tea Party groups gave up and others are still waiting for the IRS to do its job.

Then there was the DOJ cover-up of this abuse of the IRS that has been going on for years.  The same DOJ that is now obstructing justice in the investigation of the Clintons' pay for play scam and the Foundation.

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