I think that's anti-democratic and awfully judgmental of you. Sure, the US Constitution didn't initially hold as high of a standard for enfranchisement as we do now, but the last thing I want is a step backward. Any adult citizen should be able to make their voice heard and express their governance preference at the ballot.

I agree the state of the electorate is depressingly stupid in this country, but setting artificial barriers and reducing people's rights to vote is not the means to improving our democracy. A more involved dialogue can be created with better education and perhaps a required test at the high school graduation level, but directly in front of the ballot is totally unacceptable to me. Teach Americans to understand and appreciate the democratic process - don't alienate them from it.