In an effort to strengthen voting procedures on a national level, The Donald ordered a major investigation into what he called "widespread voter fraud".

Three specific areas the probe will research are voters who have died but are still being carried on the rolls, illegal immigrants who are allowed to vote even though they are not supposed to, and voters registered to vote in more than one state.

Press Secretary, Sean Spicer would not elaborate on whether or not the FBI would lead the investigation. Spicer only commented that, "the goal of the probe would be to understand where the problem exists and how deep it goes." He also stated it would encompass more than just the 2016 Presidential Election.

The two Democratic strongholds of New York and California were singled out as leading culprits. NOTE: The Donald did not compete in these states during the 2016 Presidential campaign.

Responding that this investigation was intended as a "means by {The Donald} to restrict access to the ballet box," of course, Democratic leaders have blown Trump's probe way out of proportion.

If the FBI does not oversee this investigation, then Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, who is The Donald's selection for Attorney General, and has previously demonstrated sympathy towards claims of voting fraud, could.

In 2012, Pew Research, a non-partisan "fact tank" in Washington, D.C. that provides information on public opinion, social issues, demographics, media content analysis, and opinion polling, found approximately 24 million voter registrations were invalid. And, the Justice Department of Barack Obama's Administration held the position that election fraud occurred. Both of these cases happened long before The Donald came on the scene.

With longstanding facts on the table, is Trump justified in ordering an investigation into voter fraud? Perhaps a more appropriate question would be what are the Democrats trying to hide?

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