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Los Angeles election officials stood before a federal judge and confessed that the state of California has no mechanism whatever to confirm whether a registrant is a citizen of the United States beyond the bare assertion on the form.
First Assistant United States Attorney Bill Essayli recorded the admission and noted that federal law restricts the franchise in national elections to citizens alone, yet the Newsom regime has declined to act on the list of twenty thousand suspected noncitizens or to set their ballots aside.
This is the work of the Dispossessor, the managerial apparatus that treats the historic American people as interchangeable economic units whose votes may be diluted without consequence.
The principle violated here reaches back through the centuries of Christendom to the requirement that only those bound by the common oath and the common inheritance may exercise authority within the city.
Just as the barons at Runnymede compelled the crown to acknowledge that rights belong to freemen under law and not to subjects at the pleasure of the sovereign, so the American republic was founded upon the distinction between citizen and stranger.
When a state deliberately discards that distinction, it converts the ballot into an instrument of conquest rather than consent.
The faithful remnant must therefore demand that the Department of Justice enforce the statutory prohibition, that the courts compel the purge of ineligible names, and that citizens of the several states reclaim the rolls before another election cycle passes.
Anything less ratifies the slow replacement of the historic nation by administrative fiat.
