About this episode
Paul Engel discusses the Department of Justice's legal actions against states regarding voter registration data and the implications for citizens' rights.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Recently, the Department of Justice has been suing states for not turning over voter registration data that the feds have no legal authority to. Several federal courts have told the DOJ to go pound sand. How many states have simply handed over their data rather than protect the rights of their citizens? Based on what I’ve seen, the USA is barely a republic anymore...
People in this episode
Host: Paul Engel
Topics covered
- voter registration
- federal authority
- state rights
- legal battles
- republicanism
Keywords
- voter registration
- Department of Justice
- federal courts
- state rights
- republic
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Department of Justice
Places: USA
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