Nationalize Elections?

[Smit]

What do you guys make of this? 

A new federal rule is forcing many U.S. libraries to stop providing passport services, as it restricts these services to government-only locations. This change impacts convenience and accessibility, especially in rural areas, forcing residents to use courthouses or post offices. The Marysville Rye Library, for instance, ended its services on February 11, 2026, after serving the community since 2008.

Key Details on the Shift:
Reason for Closure: A federal policy update prohibits passport services at non-governmental locations, such as many nonprofits and libraries, which took effect in early 2026.
Impact on Access: Residents in areas with library services will have to travel farther, often to county courthouses or, in some cases, post offices.
Affected Services: Libraries that were convenient, local options for processing passport applications are closing down these specific services.
Consequences: Reduced access to services, particularly impacting rural communities that relied on local library locations.
 

[neurosis]

What do you guys make of this? 

About the same thing I thought about this during the 2020 election. That Republicans only care about election interference when it's the other side doing it.

The White House says USPS isn't removing mail-sorting machines. Postal workers say it is.
https://archive.ph/WeUNW

[Incogneeto]

Pretty Stupid.

You need I.D. for Liquor or smokes.

I.D. for a License.

I.D.to vote.

Buncha Doombfucks.

Anyone who votes against is a criminal.

[Bucky Cornstarch]

Pretty Stupid.

You need I.D. for Liquor or smokes.

I.D. for a License.

I.D.to vote.

Buncha Doombfucks.

Anyone who votes against is a criminal.

Incog, are you one of the forum's many constitutional scholars?