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Let’s Get Serious About Voter Suppression
Topic Started: Jul 19 2012, 01:22 AM (5,165 Views)
kennyinbmore
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Mal
Aug 15 2012, 09:09 AM
Again you have missed the point Ken. The issue that is being made in Ohio and Florida is WHY have Republican officials only put attempts to limit early voting and voter ID laws in mostly black and Latino wards that vote heavily Democrat.
That is the point that is being made.
No you miss the point. Early voting is not a right enumerated in the Constitution. Florida and Ohio have an election day just like every other state in the union. It's on the individual to find time on that day to go vote on Election day. What's more important than voting? You still fail bro. Early voting is a weak argument
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Rick1
Aug 15 2012, 09:23 AM
He don't vote democrat so he don't care.
I didn't vote Democrat or Republican , but that's not the issue. I'm still a registered Democrat and no one can stop me voting
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The problem i see with the system is people having to be registered with a particular party. That enables these goons to do what they are doing.
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Rick1
Aug 15 2012, 09:36 AM
The problem i see with the system is people having to be registered with a particular party. That enables these goons to do what they are doing.
In my state you can register Unafilliated. In some states you can register Independent
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If you have to register with a party, just eliminate voting and the party with the most registered voters wins the Presidency.
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Rick1
Aug 15 2012, 10:02 AM
If you have to register with a party, just eliminate voting and the party with the most registered voters wins the Presidency.
Makes no sense really. People do change there minds about candidates you know.
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kennyinbmore
Aug 15 2012, 09:31 AM
Mal
Aug 15 2012, 09:09 AM
Again you have missed the point Ken. The issue that is being made in Ohio and Florida is WHY have Republican officials only put attempts to limit early voting and voter ID laws in mostly black and Latino wards that vote heavily Democrat.
That is the point that is being made.
No you miss the point. Early voting is not a right enumerated in the Constitution. Florida and Ohio have an election day just like every other state in the union. It's on the individual to find time on that day to go vote on Election day. What's more important than voting? You still fail bro. Early voting is a weak argument
Why are you not answering the question as to why restrictions on early voting, voter ID laws are only being done in wards and areas in mostly black, latino and Democratic areas-answer that question Ken.
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Negrodamus
Aug 15 2012, 10:25 AM
Rick1
Aug 15 2012, 10:02 AM
If you have to register with a party, just eliminate voting and the party with the most registered voters wins the Presidency.
Makes no sense really. People do change there minds about candidates you know.
That was my point.
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Negrodamus
Aug 15 2012, 10:25 AM
Rick1
Aug 15 2012, 10:02 AM
If you have to register with a party, just eliminate voting and the party with the most registered voters wins the Presidency.
Makes no sense really. People do change there minds about candidates you know.
I agree that does make no sense. I'm a registered Democrat but I've voted for two republican presidents
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Rick1
Aug 15 2012, 11:04 AM
Negrodamus
Aug 15 2012, 10:25 AM
Rick1
Aug 15 2012, 10:02 AM
If you have to register with a party, just eliminate voting and the party with the most registered voters wins the Presidency.
Makes no sense really. People do change there minds about candidates you know.
That was my point.
You don't have to vote for your party's candidate in the general election
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