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On July 1, 2011, a sweeping election law overhaul passed by the Legislature put new restrictions on groups that hold voter registration drives. Among the changes, groups were required to file new voter registration applications with election officials within 48 hours, instead of the old 10 days, or face a penalty.
Groups said the new rules made it impossible to comply. As a result, many got out of the registration game until a federal judge ruled in their favor at the end of May, 11 months later.
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After the judge blocked enforcement of the third-party restrictions, some groups again began to organize registration drives. Not surprisingly, June and July registration numbers were the highest of the year.
It takes a real piece of shit to want to suppress the vote.
It takes a real piece of shit to want to suppress the vote. Americans have died by the bucket load protecting freedom and the asshole traitor Republicans want to take that right away from millions of Americans. Worthless slime.
It takes a real piece of shit to want to suppress the vote. Americans have died by the bucket load protecting freedom and the asshole traitor Republicans want to take that right away from millions of Americans. Worthless slime.
You mean like the Democrats consistently do to the Military Vote?
I do love it- neither of the OP's links have anything to do with dead voters, but he seems to think they do.
Democrats have traditionally been dependent on third party groups to register new voters, which is what the links reference, and what the now stymied Florida law attempted to curtail. The law placed impossible burdens on their efforts, causing them to refrain, which was as intended.
Scurrilous attempts to smear such groups are to be expected from Repubs, who have become truly desperate to win, at any cost.
I do love it- neither of the OP's links have anything to do with dead voters, but he seems to think they do.
Democrats have traditionally been dependent on third party groups to register new voters, which is what the links reference, and what the now stymied Florida law attempted to curtail. The law placed impossible burdens on their efforts, causing them to refrain, which was as intended.
Scurrilous attempts to smear such groups are to be expected from Repubs, who have become truly desperate to win, at any cost.
Ah but grasshopper, you have overlooked the question mark.I do love it- neither of the OP's links have anything to do with dead voters, but he seems to think they do.
So your argument is that Democrat's are too stupid to register to vote by themselves :hmm:
And you're too stupid to spell "Democrats." :hmm:
You do not know what you are talking about!!You mean like the Democrats consistently do to the Military Vote?
You might have a point if his post actually had an argument. It merely contained a personal attack.
Source?
Al Gore fonght tooth and nail to not have the Military vote counted in the 2000 Florida recount while at the same time had an ad running claiming he wanted to "Count Every Vote"
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&sclien...pw.r_qf.&fp=2e6afc1812408519&biw=1600&bih=783
1. You said that Democrats "consistently" try to not count military votes. You now mention a single incident from 12 years ago. That's not "consistent".
2. Your link goes to a Google search, not to any real sources even for that claim.
3. The incident in question involves accusations surrounding the contentions Florida recount. The Republicans claimed that the Democrats were trying to disenfranchise the military, but the Democrats said they were just trying to apply the rules consistently to all ballots. There's no reliable evidence that the Democrats were doing anything wrong.
Overall, it seems pretty clear that you have nothing to back up your claim other than your "consistent" hatred of Democrats.
And the democrats want to give away all our rights to illegals who do not follow the due process to get into the country.