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Let’s Get Serious About Voter Suppression
Topic Started: Jul 19 2012, 01:22 AM (5,163 Views)
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I'm not going to vote anyway, so they can supress my vote.
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The Big Lie of Voter Fraud, and who is committing it.


by Ziks511 - 8/3/12 5:12 AM


"Florida's former Republican Party chairman Jim Greer, who, scorned by his party and in deep legal trouble, blew the lid off what he claims was a systemic effort to suppress the black vote. In a 630-page deposition recorded over two days in late May, Greer, who is on trial for corruption charges, unloaded a litany of charges against the "whack-a-do, right-wing crazies" in his party, including the effort to suppress the black vote.

"In the deposition, released to the press yesterday, Greer mentioned a December 2009 meeting with party officials. "I was upset because the political consultants and staff were talking about voter suppression and keeping blacks from voting," he said, according to the Tampa Bay Times. He also said party officials discussed how "minority outreach programs were not fit for the Republican Party," according to the AP."

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=40348413

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kennyinbmore
Aug 15 2012, 03:49 PM
Mal
Aug 15 2012, 02:51 PM
Yes in both Florida where a GOP politician was caught admitting tht the lwas were being formulated to stop black people from voting.

Where is the link to an actual proposed law that only applies to minorities? I want to read it and see what it says
These are the new changes to the Ohio voting law.
Ohio Legislature Limits Voting Access with Changes to Absentee and Early Voting
On June 29, 2011, the Ohio legislature passed House Bill 194, legislation which makes a variety of misguided changes to Ohio’s voting system. The short lines and uncomplicated voting process during 2008’s record voting turnout will be replaced by long waits, confused voters, and a glut of provisional ballots. Provisions of the new legislation include:

Drastically cutting the timeframe for early in-person voting to 16 days from 35 days;
Preventing counties from mailing absentee ballot applications to residents; and
Eliminating the requirement for poll workers to help voters find their right precinct.
During a session on July 13, 2011, the Ohio General Assembly passed a bill that corrects one of H.B. 194’s flaws. The bill eliminates the requirement for voters to provide their full Social Security number in order to vote a provisional ballot. Unfortunately, the bill also eliminates online registration and the voter’s ability to present an ID at their local Board of Election before the polls close, if they didn’t have it while voting.
For the last time Ken as you clearly do not want to accept the truth:There how Black and democratic voters are having different rights, times and standards applied to their voting. It is not hard to understand.

Each county’s election board in Ohio’s 88 counties is evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, In counties that tend to vote for the Republican candidate, like Warren and Butler counties, where John McCain won in ’08 by big margins — in those counties, Republicans and Democrats on the elections boards are voting together to allow early voting on nights and weekends. So that means more voting in Republican counties.
“But in the counties that tend to go Democratic and are mostly Black, like Cuyahoga and Franklin and Summit, where Barack Obama won by huge margins in 2008, the Republicans on those election boards are voting against early voting on nights and weekends.
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Mal
Aug 16 2012, 03:10 AM
kennyinbmore
Aug 15 2012, 03:49 PM
Mal
Aug 15 2012, 02:51 PM
Yes in both Florida where a GOP politician was caught admitting tht the lwas were being formulated to stop black people from voting.

Where is the link to an actual proposed law that only applies to minorities? I want to read it and see what it says
These are the new changes to the Ohio voting law.
Ohio Legislature Limits Voting Access with Changes to Absentee and Early Voting
On June 29, 2011, the Ohio legislature passed House Bill 194, legislation which makes a variety of misguided changes to Ohio’s voting system. The short lines and uncomplicated voting process during 2008’s record voting turnout will be replaced by long waits, confused voters, and a glut of provisional ballots. Provisions of the new legislation include:

Drastically cutting the timeframe for early in-person voting to 16 days from 35 days;
Preventing counties from mailing absentee ballot applications to residents; and
Eliminating the requirement for poll workers to help voters find their right precinct.
During a session on July 13, 2011, the Ohio General Assembly passed a bill that corrects one of H.B. 194’s flaws. The bill eliminates the requirement for voters to provide their full Social Security number in order to vote a provisional ballot. Unfortunately, the bill also eliminates online registration and the voter’s ability to present an ID at their local Board of Election before the polls close, if they didn’t have it while voting.
For the last time Ken as you clearly do not want to accept the truth:There how Black and democratic voters are having different rights, times and standards applied to their voting. It is not hard to understand.

Each county’s election board in Ohio’s 88 counties is evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, In counties that tend to vote for the Republican candidate, like Warren and Butler counties, where John McCain won in ’08 by big margins — in those counties, Republicans and Democrats on the elections boards are voting together to allow early voting on nights and weekends. So that means more voting in Republican counties.
“But in the counties that tend to go Democratic and are mostly Black, like Cuyahoga and Franklin and Summit, where Barack Obama won by huge margins in 2008, the Republicans on those election boards are voting against early voting on nights and weekends.
1. Where does it say a law applies to minorities only?
2. Where is the right to early voting mentioned in the Constitution?
3. Where does it say minorities can't vote on Election day in any state?
Edited by kennyinbmore, Aug 16 2012, 06:56 AM.
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kennyinbmore
Aug 15 2012, 03:49 PM
Mal
Aug 15 2012, 02:51 PM
Yes in both Florida where a GOP politician was caught admitting tht the lwas were being formulated to stop black people from voting.

Where is the link to an actual proposed law that only applies to minorities? I want to read it and see what it says
The man said it out of his own mouth. I saw the interview. He said BLACKS.
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Rick1
Aug 16 2012, 08:23 AM
kennyinbmore
Aug 15 2012, 03:49 PM
Mal
Aug 15 2012, 02:51 PM
Yes in both Florida where a GOP politician was caught admitting tht the lwas were being formulated to stop black people from voting.

Where is the link to an actual proposed law that only applies to minorities? I want to read it and see what it says
The man said it out of his own mouth. I saw the interview. He said BLACKS.

The man said a law only applies to minorities? link me to it. he said it so it should be easy to find right? Care to weigh in on my other two questions as well?
Edited by kennyinbmore, Aug 16 2012, 08:38 AM.
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Amazing!!!

300 million people,and one asshole makes a stupid ass comment!

Just shows how certain people looks at a situation.

I'm certainly glad he speaks for ALL republicans.

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kennyinbmore
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I'm still waiting for a link to a law that only applies to blacks. I'm going straight to CNN with the exclusive :D
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kennyinbmore
Aug 16 2012, 12:33 PM
I'm still waiting for a link to a law that only applies to blacks. I'm going straight to CNN with the exclusive :D
The link never will be posted.

Why do you even bother trying to debate these liberal zombies?

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Mal
Aug 16 2012, 03:10 AM
kennyinbmore
Aug 15 2012, 03:49 PM
Mal
Aug 15 2012, 02:51 PM
Yes in both Florida where a GOP politician was caught admitting tht the lwas were being formulated to stop black people from voting.

Where is the link to an actual proposed law that only applies to minorities? I want to read it and see what it says
These are the new changes to the Ohio voting law.
Ohio Legislature Limits Voting Access with Changes to Absentee and Early Voting
On June 29, 2011, the Ohio legislature passed House Bill 194, legislation which makes a variety of misguided changes to Ohio’s voting system. The short lines and uncomplicated voting process during 2008’s record voting turnout will be replaced by long waits, confused voters, and a glut of provisional ballots. Provisions of the new legislation include:

Drastically cutting the timeframe for early in-person voting to 16 days from 35 days;
Preventing counties from mailing absentee ballot applications to residents; and
Eliminating the requirement for poll workers to help voters find their right precinct.
During a session on July 13, 2011, the Ohio General Assembly passed a bill that corrects one of H.B. 194’s flaws. The bill eliminates the requirement for voters to provide their full Social Security number in order to vote a provisional ballot. Unfortunately, the bill also eliminates online registration and the voter’s ability to present an ID at their local Board of Election before the polls close, if they didn’t have it while voting.
For the last time Ken as you clearly do not want to accept the truth:There how Black and democratic voters are having different rights, times and standards applied to their voting. It is not hard to understand.

Each county’s election board in Ohio’s 88 counties is evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, In counties that tend to vote for the Republican candidate, like Warren and Butler counties, where John McCain won in ’08 by big margins — in those counties, Republicans and Democrats on the elections boards are voting together to allow early voting on nights and weekends. So that means more voting in Republican counties.
“But in the counties that tend to go Democratic and are mostly Black, like Cuyahoga and Franklin and Summit, where Barack Obama won by huge margins in 2008, the Republicans on those election boards are voting against early voting on nights and weekends.
You're the one who needs put down the crack pipe.
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