Lisa Simpson's Presentation

My question is this one thing, do we allow neutralized citizens to vote right away or give them a probation period of 3-5 years? 2ndly do we allow felons the ability to register and vote , or actively vote while incarcerated because as a citizen born in America fellons should be able to vote even while serving a sentence.

generation gap. Not their kids or grandkids, but great grand kids. By both parents

To solve this issue only natural born citizens should obtain the right to vote and run for president. I never understood why naturalized citizens were given the right to vote. And obviously can't become president but why can they be in office who knows.

How about the right to vote. . .say. . .five years after becoming naturalized. That way there should be no doubt.

So what you are implying is only allowing a 3rd generation to vote? It's a little harsh, but takes a lot of voters out of the pool. That's like revolution ancestor voting rights depending on how old a family lived, more like WW1... Trying to calculate this out... But let's not forget the original people who were only recently considered to be people. In 1879 native Americans became people. That's two generations ago from being legally considered animal, to human and given the same rights as man. When it comes to a country being over powered by people and given piticular rights it would be interesting to see how someone belonging to a tribe feels in a modern invasion era that has been going on and rapidly progressing since the invention of the air plane. The whole immigration issue voting is a real thing. The save America act might have problems, especially if the government were to transfer to Tribal leaders, or fall to the 574 federally recognized tribal nations in America.

It's a price we're willing to make

My idea is only the head of household gets to vote and only if they are a net positive tax payer. If you are single you count as part of your parents household. Solves most problems.