Real Americans and self-respecting individuals everywhere despise queuing with a passion.  Standing in a slowly-moving queue, such as at the DMV, seems to them like a foretaste of Hell.  One might even say that being made to wait in line to vote is a poll tax, and a tax that folks would gladly pay to avoid.  If you think that's harsh, then look at these photos of Americans waiting in line to vote.  When one considers how unpleasant "the several States" have made in-person voting, with lines of voters stretching out into the streets and around polling places, one can see how the electorate might welcome a little relief, even if that relief were as open to fraud as mail-in ballots. Although Article I, Section 4, Clause 1 (i.e., the Elections Clause) confers on "each State" considerable powers regarding elections, it also says Congress has a say in elections.  Because only citizens can legally vote in elections for federal officials,...(Read Full Article)