Veteran Nevada civil rights leader Dolores Huerta, an avid supporter of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, is accusing Bernie Sanders campaign staffers of preventing her from providing Spanish-language translation to voters who needed it at a Las Vegas caucus location during Saturday’s Democratic primary. She argues that not everyone speaks English and they have a right to know what is going on.
Well, if you go to Mexico and you don't speak Spanish, you either learn how to speak it or you get used to a diet of chili and tacos.
No person who is not a citizen of this country has any right whatsoever to be participating in the election processes. And people should be required to pass a basic English language test before they can obtain citizenship. In fact, you must:
- Be eligible
- Complete the application
- Pass an interview regarding your knowledge of civics and English
- Pledge allegiance to the United States
- Understand rights and responsibilities of citizenship
Then, and only then, should you be permitted to vote. Of course, you should also learn about the candidates, what they stand for and what their qualifications are.
Oh, and by the way... everyone should be required to present a photo I.D. at the polls.
Huerta is out of her tree.
That's MY AMERICAN OPINION, respectfully submitted.
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