It's true: for the first time in world history, the Pope can vote in a US election! Naturalized citizens *are* subject to this requirement per INA 337(b) however, so a foreign-born pontiff would have to renounce his papacy before taking the oath www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/...

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The EU treats every local language as official. Because that's what governments run by grown-ups do. (OK, the EU has issues too, but this particular rule reflects a civic maturity the US should easily be able to meet.)

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Laken Riley Act just gave every Blue DA the right to do the funniest fucking thing.

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The unratified 13th Amendment would've stripped citizenship from anyone accepting such a title (say, "Bishop of Rome"/"Supreme Pontiff"). Since it was not ratified, perhaps we can infer that citizenship remains and therefore the right to vote remains too. prologue.blogs.archives.gov/2020/01/30/u...

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Oh right. The "minimum amount of force" — slashing people's tires. Yeah, sure.

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