American Thinker has more on the wide public support;” for Governor Scott’s purge of foreigners from Florida voter rolls.

“Doing the right thing is not always popular with the voters but in this case, it’s pretty much a no brainer. People don’t want their vote diluted by those ineligible to vote. Even Democratic demogoguing of the issue hasn’t dampened people’s enthusiasm for Scott’s policies.”

This has been a bizarre month for Justice Department decision making.  Today, executive privilege, earlier, the decision to go after Florida to keep foreigners on the voter rolls.  There must be something in the water over at DOJ.  Or at least when it comes to Florida voter rolls, perhaps something is in the Coca-Cola.  There is a dark filthy DOJ office filled with hundreds of empty Coca-Cola Classic bottles.  The floor needs to be vacuumed, and this is where decisions to sue Florida are made.  Whatever the reason for them, these mystifying DOJ decisions don’t have wide public support.