Maybe... Compare these different proposals: 1. Disenfranchise everyone who hasn't voted in the last 10 years. 2. Require a two-year waiting period from the ti

Maybe... Compare these different proposals: 1. Disenfranchise everyone who hasn't voted in the last 10 years. 2. Require a two-year waiting period from the time you register as a voter before you can vote. Require registrations to be renewed every 6 years. Voting automatically renews an unexpired registration. It seems to me that both proposals should attract a lot of attention. But one is more alarming than the other. And you could water it down to be even less alarming and make some good arguments for your proposal. This is how you boil a frog. Here's one nobody seems to care about: 3. Require people to join a private club to be able to vote in primary elections. Only allow candidates who were nominated by those private clubs. Allow the private clubs to be controlled by a handful of people. You know, now I think about it, right-to-repair has a great deal in common with right-to-vote.