Texas wants ID to vote to stop illegal votes from counting, Holder is suing. Who do you support...Texas or Holder?
Mr. T
2012/07/09 13:50:11
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Having our attorney general defending illegals, people that have broken the law in the United States of America?
Only liberals and their chaotic minds could support something this ridiculous.
I would pay big money to see Holder in a town hall meeting here in Texas defending his stupidity, now that would be entertaining.
Then we have the redistricting map drawn by the GOP-dominated Texas legislature, which is also obsolete, because under Section 5 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, states with a history of discrimination in voting must be “precleared” by either the U.S. Justice Department or a federal court in Washington, D.C., before any election-related modifications can be put into place. A federal court in Washington is set to decide whether the Texas redistricting plan will be precleared, but possibly seconds before the April primary. Enter the third set of maps, cooked up by a federal court in Texas—in part at the behest of the federal court in D.C., and several minority groups who say the new maps drawn up by the legislature in no way reflect the minority growth in the state. The Texas court thus drew up a set of “interim maps” to get Texas through this election crisis.
http://www.tmdailypost.com/ar...
"because under Section 5 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, states with a history of discrimination in voting must be “precleared” by either the U.S. Justice Department or a federal court in Washington, D.C., before any election-related modifications can be put into place."
P.S.: Denying votes to the poor is nothing more than liberal BS. Hook 'em Horns! (And this from an OU fan)
We'd all be better off if we built an electric fence over and around it and called it Gitmo One.
The time for secession draws nigh, and Texas should lead the way.
An Associated Press analysis found that stringent new photo ID laws disenfranchise thousands of legal voters. In Pennsylvania, where a photo ID law takes effect this year, a Philadelphia Inquirer study found that 9.2 percent of the state’s registered voters do not have a photo ID card from the Transportation Department. In Texas, the state found that 605,000 voters lack the necessary ID. DOJ attorney Elizabeth Westfall said in her opening statement today that as many as 1.4 million voters could be affected. “We look forward to explaining the flaws in the state’s argument,” she said.
Let the Supreme Court decide
There are people that don't have cars to go vote so do we need to buy them cars?
People have to pay taxes so why can't they get ID. I had to get a passport to travel but found that not to be a big deal.
Just face it, you need illegal votes for your party....you have nothing else to run on.
Don't you people have any moral standards? If a lie doesn't work one way spin it another. Sick bunch of people.