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XFor years, Democrats and their media allies have repeated the same line: noncitizen voting is a “myth.” It “never happens.” It’s “vanishingly rare.” It’s already illegal, so it couldn’t possibly matter. They treat anyone who raises the issue as a conspiracy theorist.
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As the 2026 midterms approach, one issue towers above the rest for American voters: the cost of living. Groceries, gas, housing, and healthcare dominate conversations at kitchen tables across the country. Poll after poll confirms it—prices and affordability are the top concern, often by a wide margin. Voters are right to demand results. The question is who has the better track record and the better plan to deliver relief.
The American people deserve representatives whose loyalty is absolute. Not partial. Not shared. Not hedged by the pull of a foreign homeland, ancestral grievances, or diaspora politics. When someone seeks the power to write our laws, control our budgets, shape our foreign policy, or govern our states, the constituents they serve have a right to expect 100 percent of that person’s allegiance, energy, and dedication. Anything less erodes the foundation of self-government.
America’s elections are the foundation of our republic. They determine who writes our laws, who commands our military, who controls our borders, and who shapes the future for our children. For that system to retain legitimacy, only one group of people may participate in federal elections: citizens of the United States.
A separate lane
SatireA fictional dispatch inspired by an unusually early stopgap vote, where the one deadline Congress can meet is the one placed safely beyond Election Day.
Fictional political humor—not factual reporting.
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