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Theres a lot of people getting schooled in here with consistent data
What does that even mean?I think the offense would be the other way around..
Why is that?
Because I believe in freedom for my country?
Sit down
You shouldn't need an I'd to vote, it only alters the potential pool of voters into the republican side, clearly a ploy.
all of this plus 1....Obvious racism and disenfranchising of the poor..............
White People thank you for giving us 4 years to be proud and to have the confidence to believe we can achieve anything we set our minds too, also a big thank you for reminding me that at the end of the day, I will never be considered your equal and my complexion will ALWAYS precede my personality.............
i see slight mass / some stank on my first lady...
Being black ain't easy... so that feel of accomplishment as a black man should be that much sweeter.
I'm glad this discussion about Republians trying to suppress votes and voters is being talked about. I have provided a link below to illustrate this point as well. I'm also glad [COLOR=#red]Pig Love [/COLOR]is being schooled and put in his place, that's always good to see.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036697/#48783897
You (Pig Love) along with millions of other "Conservatives" Seem hell bent, on creating political issues, out of thin air, add voter fraud to the already long list of ploys, to create confusion, and sell commercials. Sure I could hypothetically watch that film, and waste 2 hours of my adult life, but what would that accomplish. There comes a time when enough is enough, for one, I highly doubt that this is according to the NYtimes as the thread title states, isn't it in accordance to an article posted in the ny times? It is plays on words like this that distort the integrity of the news we recieve now adays.
A program going on before Obama and shut down by Holder.You (Pig Love) along with millions of other "Conservatives" Seem hell bent, on creating political issues, out of thin air, add voter fraud to the already long list of ploys, to create confusion, and sell commercials. Sure I could hypothetically watch that film, and waste 2 hours of my adult life, but what would that accomplish. There comes a time when enough is enough, for one, I highly doubt that this is according to the NYtimes as the thread title states, isn't it in accordance to an article posted in the ny times? It is plays on words like this that distort the integrity of the news we recieve now adays.
You could, you could also go and do some big boy research and find out what this man has actually been doing as POTUS.
You won't because you are afraid and that seems to be what's cool now.
Cmon, Fast and Furious,
Fair enough.drone killings,
I don't see any fires at the Reichstag or Operation Northwood's plans...false flag attacks,
Don't tell me you think he was assassinated...instead of being a coke-head who was a little heavy on the bump.Breitbart
Again.and keeping innocent people in Guantanamo are just the beginning.
Conservative
SON.I'm glad this discussion about Republians trying to suppress votes and voters is being talked about. I have provided a link below to illustrate this point as well. I'm also glad Pig Love is being schooled and put in his place, that's always good to see.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036697/#48783897
Don't be afraid, this movie was made for you
Nice hardball video. Now that you know how voter fraud is conducted you should ask yourself how the Obama administration got away with it again.
http://news.yahoo.com/boehner-says-loud-hopes-blacks-latinos-wont-show-185558772.html
Boehner Says Out Loud He Hopes Blacks and Latinos 'Won't Show Up' This Election
By Elspeth Reeve | The Atlantic Wire – 8 hrs ago
House Speaker John Boehner is the most prominent Republican to admit, out loud, that his party's strategy for winning in November doesn't suppose that the GOP can win over some black and Latino voters, but hoping they won't vote at all. Boehner wasn't talking about voter I.D. laws, which are being pushed by Republicans and criticized as disenfranchising minority and poor voters, he did tell a luncheon hosted by the Christian Science Monitor in Tampa Monday that the Republican Party was counting on apathy from the Latinos and blacks who are choosing Democrats over Republicans by record margins in recent polls. As Talking Point Memo's Benjy Sarlin reports, Boehner said:
Perhaps he meant those groups would vote third-party, but it doesn't seem all that likely. Less prominent Republicans have made essentially the same case in other terms. Doug Priesse, chair of the Franklin County, Ohio, Republican Party, indicated restrictions on early voting hours and voter ID laws were meant to keep blacks from voting. In an email sent earlier this month to The Columbus Dispatch's Darrel Rowland, Priesse said“This election is about economics… These groups have been hit the hardest. They may not show up and vote for our candidate but I’d suggest to you they won’t show up and vote for the president either.”
"I guess I really actually feel we shouldn’t contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine… Let’s be fair and reasonable."
Priesse is on the elections board and voted against keeping polls open in the weekends. In June, Pennsylvania House Republican leader Mike Turzai conceded the point of voter ID is to help Republicans win when he said, "Voter ID, which is gonna allow Governor Romney to win the state of Pennsylvania, done."
They're note even TRYING to hide it any more.http://news.yahoo.com/boehner-says-loud-hopes-blacks-latinos-wont-show-185558772.html
Boehner Says Out Loud He Hopes Blacks and Latinos 'Won't Show Up' This Election
By Elspeth Reeve | The Atlantic Wire – 8 hrs ago
House Speaker John Boehner is the most prominent Republican to admit, out loud, that his party's strategy for winning in November doesn't suppose that the GOP can win over some black and Latino voters, but hoping they won't vote at all. Boehner wasn't talking about voter I.D. laws, which are being pushed by Republicans and criticized as disenfranchising minority and poor voters, he did tell a luncheon hosted by the Christian Science Monitor in Tampa Monday that the Republican Party was counting on apathy from the Latinos and blacks who are choosing Democrats over Republicans by record margins in recent polls. As Talking Point Memo's Benjy Sarlin reports, Boehner said:
Perhaps he meant those groups would vote third-party, but it doesn't seem all that likely. Less prominent Republicans have made essentially the same case in other terms. Doug Priesse, chair of the Franklin County, Ohio, Republican Party, indicated restrictions on early voting hours and voter ID laws were meant to keep blacks from voting. In an email sent earlier this month to The Columbus Dispatch's Darrel Rowland, Priesse said“This election is about economics… These groups have been hit the hardest. They may not show up and vote for our candidate but I’d suggest to you they won’t show up and vote for the president either.”Priesse is on the elections board and voted against keeping polls open in the weekends. In June, Pennsylvania House Republican leader Mike Turzai conceded the point of voter ID is to help Republicans win when he said, "Voter ID, which is gonna allow Governor Romney to win the state of Pennsylvania, done.""I guess I really actually feel we shouldn’t contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine… Let’s be fair and reasonable."
They're note even TRYING to hide it any more.