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The Voter Protection Project ("VPP") is one of the largest voting rights organizations in the country, and it's fighting to stop alleged "Republican attacks" on the right to vote.

VPP is a so-called Carey committee, a hybrid PAC/super PAC, that supports democrat candidates.

The group falsely accuses Mitch McConnell, Mike Johnson, and conservative legislatures of "deliberate efforts to keep young Americans, people of color, and disenfranchised communities from casting a ballot."

Using class and race issues to keep people divided is a tried and true tactic for democrats.

Of course, the only way to combat the perceived "systemic" class and race issues is for the VPP to pursue an "aggressive agenda to expand voting rights" and "lead the fight against voter suppression efforts."

What's on VPP's bold agenda?

• Automatic voter registration and online voter registration
• Same day registration
• Convenient early voting
• “No excuse” absentee voting
• An adequate number of polling locations, personnel, and voting booths
• Restoration of voting rights to previously convicted Americans who have completed their sentences
• Pre-paid postage for absentee voting
• Eliminate voter ID requirements

Yes, you read that that list correctly.

The organization hopes to eliminate voter ID requirements while at the same time pushing for no-excuse absentee voting, early voting, and more in order to "expand voting rights" at a time when millions and millions of illegal immigrants have flooded the country, thanks to Border Czar Kamala Harris and her wide-open border.

VPP has already doled out dozens of endorsements this cycle to candidates who are as "committed to making voting easier" just like VPP, including:

• President: Kamala Harris
• US Senate: Angela Alsobrooks (MD), Tammy Baldwin (WI), Sherrod Brown (OH), Bob Casey (PA), Ruben Gallego (AZ), Lisa Blunt Rochester (DE), Jacky Rosen (NV), Elissa Slotkin (MI), and John Tester (MT).
• US Congress: Pete Aguilar (CA), Janelle Bynum (OR), Teresa Leger Fernandez (NM), Hakeem Jeffries (NY), Mondarie Jones (NY), Evan Low (CA), Dr. Kristin Lyerly (WI), Rob Lubin (NY), Emily Randall (WA), Josh Riley (NY), Kristen McDonald Rivet (MI), Will Rollins (CA), Pat Ryan (NY), Rudy Salas (CA), Lateefa Simon (CA), Tom Suozzi (NY), Monica Tranel (MT), Michelle Vallejo (TX), Tony Vargas (NE), and George Whitesides (CA).

In previous election cycles, the group endorsed folks like Andy Kim (NJ), John Fetterman (PA), Josh Shapiro (PA Gov), Katie Hobbs (AZ Gov), Maggie Hassan (NH), Mark Kelly (AZ), Raphael Warnock (GA), and others.

The founder of VPP, Andrew Janz, currently serves as the City Attorney of Fresno, CA.

He previously tried to unseat Devin Nunes, and during the race, agreed to an interview with the communist magazine, People's World.

"We were impressed by Janz seeking our views on a couple of topics. For example, how to stabilize and guarantee Social Security," wrote People's World.

The communists at People's World are probably fond of VPP's "voting rights" agenda, considering how neatly it aligns with the communists' own views on "voter suppression."

But the truth is the VPP agenda would just set the stage for even more voter fraud in this country.

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