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The Best thing about the NC voter ID laws will be getting non-voters PO ed and out to the polls. No one wants to lose the right to vote so its time to get registered and out to the polls.
It is about trying to keep people from voting. Its about making it harder and keeping turnout low. You saw what happened in VA. and MISS. Larger #s will be coming out in Nov.
You should have let a sleeping dog alone as when it wakes it will bite you in the rear
The Best thing about the NC voter ID laws will be getting non-voters PO ed and out to the polls. No one wants to lose the right to vote so its time to get registered and out to the polls.
It is about trying to keep people from voting. Its about making it harder and keeping turnout low. You saw what happened in VA. and MISS. Larger #s will be coming out in Nov.
You should have let a sleeping dog alone as when it wakes it will bite you in the rear
The voter ID law keeps people from voting just the same way ID requirements keep people from driving. I get it.
That is a very simplistic conclusion by the publication, just because their was a higher participation rate by blacks doesn't mean the new law is not restrictive as their are other considerations.
The new laws were unnecessary and put into place without any proof of voter fraud.
There was an article several weeks ago claiming that a large percentage of voters were registered in other states but the investigation was never completed, don't let lack of evidence get in the way of political motivation.
Here is a better link on all the performance by demographics.
The Best thing about the NC voter ID laws will be getting non-voters PO ed and out to the polls. No one wants to lose the right to vote so its time to get registered and out to the polls.
It is about trying to keep people from voting. Its about making it harder and keeping turnout low. You saw what happened in VA. and MISS. Larger #s will be coming out in Nov.
You should have let a sleeping dog alone as when it wakes it will bite you in the rear
"It is about trying to keep people from voting. Its about making it harder and keeping turnout low."
What a bunch of B.S.
Please, PLEASE explain what is so "hard" about getting a correct picture ID.
And I don't want to hear any more about "it affects the poor blacks", because there a re MORE poor WHITES.
Doesn't it seem a bit racist to say black people aren't capable of obtaining identification? This whole "issue" is about encouraging voter fraud.
What always made me laugh is here in PA them citing poor blacks who predominately live in the city with access to all kinds of public transportation being unable to get the ID becsue they had to get to the licensing center. Poor whites in rural areas that are more likely to be conservative would have travel much farther distances and have to find a ride.
that is a very simplistic conclusion by the publication, just because their was a higher participation rate by blacks doesn't mean the new law is not restrictive as their are other considerations.
The new laws were unnecessary and put into place without any proof of voter fraud.
There was an article several weeks ago claiming that a large percentage of voters were registered in other states but the investigation was never completed, don't let lack of evidence get in the way of political motivation.
Here is a better link on all the performance by demographics.
that is a very irritating conclusion by the publication for liberals because it contradicts our asinine talking points.
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