Donald Trump’s call for the government to “nationalize” voting has unsurprisingly caused Republicans to have tummyaches, with some of the more establishment types saying it would violate states’ rights, but others seeming to cheer him on.
Trump made his push to nationalize voting on the show of Dan Bongino, who, up until recently, served as his deputy FBI director. Unsurprisingly, he called predominantly Democratic cities like Philadelphia, Atlanta and Detroit too corrupt to hold their own elections.
