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US Constitution doesn't guarantee right to vote

salon.com — The U.S. Constitution does not explicitly guarantee a right to vote, and our federal courts currently read the document not to include it.

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  • unitedstatians, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1What happens when everyone can write and revise the law? if you could, how would you change the law? Immigration Reform Act? DMCA? PATRIOT? U.S. CONSTITUTION?

    It may sound like a free-for-all. But that's exactly the point-- to make the process of law-making free for all.Though it won't REALLY make a difference, you can enter a theoretical world of freely editable law at http://www.wikocracy.com
    The people know best.... right?
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