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i'd rather live in a state that doesn't restore the voting rights of more than 200,000 felons as Va's governor did. It would be over for Haley is she tried that here.
This just shows how backwards and discrimintal people in SC are. I'm glad I live in a state where people aren't so prejudice and non progressive. South Carolina is pretty much another Mississippi if you ask me. 😅
This just shows how backwards and discrimintal people in SC are. I'm glad I live in a state where people aren't so prejudice and non progressive. South Carolina is pretty much another Mississippi if you ask me. ��
nobody forces anybody to break the law. as I previously said, if felons were likely Republican votes, more than 200,000 of them don't get the right to vote in a swing state. This is all politics, not some kind of altruistic forgiveness thing, in my view.
people who break the law are backwards and non-progressive. I believe in the rule of law.
I do like the state of Virginia though. I must say that the unemployment rates are much higher than 4 and 6 percent in the states. I think it is at least 10 percent in both.
nobody forces anybody to break the law. as I previously said, if felons were likely Republican votes, more than 200,000 of them don't get the right to vote in a swing state. This is all politics, not some kind of altruistic forgiveness thing, in my view.
people who break the law are backwards and non-progressive. I believe in the rule of law.
I do like the state of Virginia though. I must say that the unemployment rates are much higher than 4 and 6 percent in the states. I think it is at least 10 percent in both.
I believe that if a person has served their time then why punish them even more? You definitely have your facts all screwed up, Virginias unemployment rate is arguably the best, if not the best in the South. Virginia is sitting at a 4.0. That is well below the national average. South Carolina is sitting at a 5.7, the state obviously has a lot of catching up to do.
I believe that if a person has served their time then why punish them even more? You definitely have your facts all screwed up, Virginias unemployment rate is arguably the best, if not the best in the South. Virginia is sitting at a 4.0. That is well below the national average. South Carolina is sitting at a 5.7, the state obviously has a lot of catching up to do.
So you have never heard about how those unemployment numbers don't count people who have given up looking for a job?
this isn't the politics or 'great debate' forum. I have no desire to talk about it with you.
In my view, the reason the Va gov did this is because he worked for the Clintons and he wants Hillary to win the election. It is a conflict of interest. He unilaterally changed the law of the state to help his friend.
You've never had any problems discussing politics in other forums, so why be coy now? Lol
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