Cynthia Tucker is the editorial page editor of the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Ms. Tucker, of course, is a liberal. You would expect nothing less from one of the nation’s largest liberal newspapers.

Cynthia is on a tear right now. She doesn’t like the idea of voters having to show a picture ID before they vote. She’s asking for huge marches by blacks and Latinos if the Supreme Court upholds Indiana’s “harsh” voter ID law. You can read all about how Cynthia Tucker thinks the world as we know it is going to end if voters have to identify themselves right here. Just click and enjoy the absurdity.

I do want to point out one specific absurdity in Ms.Tucker’s column. Here’s a specific quote wherein Ms. Tucker is talking about one Mary-Jo Criswell who had her ballot thrown out because she didn’t have proper ID:

“Citizens like Criswell are Americans, too, and they have every right to vote, just like it says in the Bill of Rights.”

OK .. I know our country abounds with ignorance. You can expect nothing less when education is a government function. You would expect, however, that someone who has managed to reach the position of editorial page editor of a large newspaper would know better. Listen, Cynthia … see if you can absorb this. There is no Constitutional right to vote in a federal election. There is no Constitutional right to vote for President of the United States. It isn’t there. . Not even, as you say, in the Bill of Rights.

Do your research