Thread by @bansisharma

This tweet is willfully deceptive and dishonest AF.

Article says:

"Nearly all Americans (94%) – including 95% of both Republicans and Democrats – say it is important that people who are legally qualified to vote are able to cast a ballot, with 82% saying it is very important.""

https://twitter.com/pewresearch/status/1418994395257446414

Voting is not a constitutional fundamental right in the U.S. It is a privilege of U.S. citizenship and is contingent upon meeting reasonable and prudent requirements (e.g. an age requirement). There are other conditions (e.g. incarceration) that are not unreasonable to debate..

Most Americans (81%) say it is at least somewhat important to prevent people who are not legally qualified to vote from doing so.

However, Republicans are considerably more likely than Democrats to say it is very important to prevent this (78% vs. 44%).

This whole survey seems designed to create political division out of thin air by willfully eliding the phrase "fundamental right" with a tendentious "viewing something as a fundamental right."

There are many things I can think of which most people will "view as a fundamental right" but none of them are.
a) Driving a vehicle (license required)
b) Marrying (license required)
c) Feeding an animal (parks don't allow)
d) Having a pet (tigers not allowed)
e) ...

Liberals' Mission: "Make everything liberals like a 'fundamental right' and everything they don't like 'not a fundamental right.'"

So they will not rest until gun ownership is no longer a fundamental right.

They will not rest until voting is a fundamental right for illegals.