Ida B. Wells was absolutely right. By eliminating identification requirements (ones that are no more stringent than those required to cash a check) and, now, virtually eliminating the Constitutional provision that ballots are to be cast on Election Day, the Commonwealth of Virginia is making voter fraud not only likely, but probable.  This administration has turned the great privilege of voting in the greatest republic in history into an exercise of personal convenience.

George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, George Mason, Patrick Henry and the entire host of the Constitutional generation must be spinning in their graves.