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One guy with one weapon stood outside one polling place one time, causing zero complaints. Obviously it's insane to draw any conclusion other than that white conservatives are the real oppressed class in America.
Zero complaints?
Are you that ignorant?
It went all the way up the chain....and HOLDER had to throw it away...
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President Obama's Justice Department continues to stonewall inquiries about why it dropped a voter intimidation case against the New Black Panther Party.
Utter fantasyland. conservatives engage in conspiratorial thinking to justify their policies.
conservatives continue to drift further and further away from reality.
Except that there's cold hard proof of all of those things actually happening and Democrats are delusional enough to believe their handlers when told to ignore it. Liberalism is still a mental disorder apparently brought on my a lack of oxygen or reality to the brain.
Maybe, just maybe people should take the right to vote seriously. Maybe they should take the time to register before the actual day of voting. Do you really believe someone who can't be bothered to register in a timely fashion has educated themselves regarding what is on the ballot? Who is running for the local council, etc? Our Republic is set up to run with informed voters. Geeze!
The lack of addressing what is written is a very common trait amongst conservatives.
These questions are irrelevant if you think everyone has a right to vote. How much they know, how much they don't know is subjective and therefore irrelevant.
To vote a citizen doesn't have to take a test or prove how much they know. That's been ruled illegal.
So using those kinds of beliefs as the basis to not support making voting easier and allows more people to vote doesn't make sense because actual voters don't have pass any tests to vote only meet the eligibility requirements.
All those questions prove is my point that conservatives don't support legislation that makes it easier to register to vote or to actually vote because conservatives don't think a huge percentage of Americans should vote.
Just to be perfectly clear and just to make sure nobody is confused by this huge ball of BS you guys were spinning... NONE of the things you guys were claiming actually happened. jmqueen was again wrong, nothing ever took place and all of your links aren't correct.
Wait … my "links aren't correct"? Dozens of news reports of the Tea Party BOASTING about its plans means my "links aren't correct"???
Oh, my. I thought I was talking to a grownup here, or at least someone whose first language is English. My apologies.
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