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Democrats have argued that requiring voters to show photo IDs prior to voting is an egregious act of voter suppression.
Yet, at their own convention, they insist that all delegates provide a photo ID to even have access to the convention floor. When their own party is at state, it seems their priorities are somewhat different that their rhetoric suggests.
pqhquest !!! ... Interesting ! ...
Indeed! It truly appears that these blokes are in serious need of help !
Such an embarrassment to this nation and the American people !
[quote=gmagoo;24586592]It` probably been discussed before but what hasn`t? Perhaps it`s not abourt race but more about fascists and the desire for one party rule. Anyway,how about a link about proposed voter ID laws proposed before Obama was elected?[/quote]
Democrats have argued that requiring voters to show photo IDs prior to voting is an egregious act of voter suppression.
Yet, at their own convention, they insist that all delegates provide a photo ID to even have access to the convention floor. When their own party is at state, it seems their priorities are somewhat different that their rhetoric suggests.
What does one thing got to do with the other? Voting is a constitutional right, and proving whether or not you are delegate has nothing to do with it.
It` probably been discussed before but what hasn`t? Perhaps it`s not abourt race but more about fascists and the desire for one party rule. Anyway,how about a link about proposed voter ID laws proposed before Obama was elected?
As if the Democrats don't have the desire for a one party rule. Yes, you are making it about race because you are mentioning Obama and the fact that it became an issue during his presidency.
What does one thing got to do with the other? Voting is a constitutional right, and proving whether or not you are delegate has nothing to do with it.
Yes, it is a constitutional right but only for citizens. Therefore, we must make sure that non-citizens are not getting that right which does belong to them and the only way to do that is to make sure only citizens ARE voting. The only way to do that is through the voter ID laws.
Yes, it is a constitutional right but only for citizens. Therefore, we must make sure that non-citizens are not getting that right which does belong to them and the only way to do that is to make sure only citizens ARE voting. The only way to do that is through the voter ID laws.
What does one thing got to do with the other? Voting is a constitutional right, and proving whether or not you are delegate has nothing to do with it.
Once again I find myself correcting you because the Supreme Court has ruled that voting is NOT a constitutional right. How else do you think they deny voting to prisoners etc?
Once again I find myself correcting you because the Supreme Court has ruled that voting is NOT a constitutional right. How else do you think they deny voting to prisoners etc?
And some criminals are denied the right to life. The rest of us have the right to vote.
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Yes, you are making it about race because you are mentioning Obama and the fact that it became an issue during his presidency.
