Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
I don't need a study to know ID laws prevent illegal voters from voting.
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It is proof people were kept from voting.
The poll doesnt go into why does it.
No, it doesn't.
Let's try it this way...
Why do you 'think' those 12% were prevented from voting? What proof do you have for that belief?
Two fairly simple questions.
You dont need facts?
good thing becausse you have none.
You dont have common sense you have partisan hate
I have been giving answers all day.
The republican party has been working to keep legal voters from voting for decades and there is court documents to prove it.
I have been giving answers all day.
The republican party has been working to keep legal voters from voting for decades and there is court documents to prove it.
I have been giving answers all day.
The republican party has been working to keep legal voters from voting for decades and there is court documents to prove it.
It is without a doubt the republican policy to keep legal american voters from participating in our democracy
It is without a doubt the republican policy to keep legal american voters from participating in our democracy
It is without a doubt the democrat policy to allow illegal alien mexican assassins to vote in our democracy.
Have you noticed that very FEW of your democratic brethren are backing up your position despite me keeping it actively bumped at the top of the list? Wonder why that is? I don't...
Caging (voter suppression) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1980s
In 1981 and 1986 the Republican National Committee (RNC) sent out letters to predominately African-American neighborhoods. When tens of thousands of them were returned undeliverable, the party successfully challenged the voters and had them deleted from voting rolls. Due to the violation of the Voting Rights Act, the RNC was taken to court. Its officials entered a consent decree which prohibited the party from engaging in anti-fraud initiatives that targeted minorities or conducting mail campaigns to "compile voter challenge lists."[5]
[edit] 2004 US Election
BBC journalist Greg Palast obtained an RNC document entitled "State Implementation Template III.doc" that described Republican election operations for caging plans in numerous states. The paragraph in the document pertaining to caging was:
V. Pre Election Day Operations New Registration Mailing
At whatever point registration in the state closes, a first class mailing should be sent to all new registrants as well as purged/inactive voters. This mailing should welcome the recipient to the voter rolls. It is important that a return address is clearly identifiable. Any mail returned as undeliverable for any reason, should be used to generate a list of problematic registrations. Poll watchers should have this list and be prepared to challenge anyone from this list attempting to vote.[6][7]
Caging (voter suppression) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1980s
In 1981 and 1986 the Republican National Committee (RNC) sent out letters to predominately African-American neighborhoods. When tens of thousands of them were returned undeliverable, the party successfully challenged the voters and had them deleted from voting rolls. Due to the violation of the Voting Rights Act, the RNC was taken to court. Its officials entered a consent decree which prohibited the party from engaging in anti-fraud initiatives that targeted minorities or conducting mail campaigns to "compile voter challenge lists."[5]
[edit] 2004 US Election
BBC journalist Greg Palast obtained an RNC document entitled "State Implementation Template III.doc" that described Republican election operations for caging plans in numerous states. The paragraph in the document pertaining to caging was:
V. Pre Election Day Operations New Registration Mailing
At whatever point registration in the state closes, a first class mailing should be sent to all new registrants as well as purged/inactive voters. This mailing should welcome the recipient to the voter rolls. It is important that a return address is clearly identifiable. Any mail returned as undeliverable for any reason, should be used to generate a list of problematic registrations. Poll watchers should have this list and be prepared to challenge anyone from this list attempting to vote.[6][7]
It is without a doubt the republican policy to keep legal american voters from participating in our democracy
It is without a doubt the democrat policy to allow illegal alien mexican assassins to vote in our democracy.
Now prove the democrats did that
Judge Denies Republicans Effort To End Voter Intimidation Consent*Decree | Personal Liberty Digest
Judge Denies Republicans Effort To End Voter Intimidation Consent Decree
December 9, 2009 by Personal Liberty News Desk
Last week, a federal judge in New Jersey rejected an attempt by the Republican National Committee (RNC) to dissolve a 27-year-old court order that is intended to prevent the intimidation of minority voters.
Stemming from a lawsuit brought forth by the Democratic National Committee in 1982, a consent decree was agreed upon which forced the RNC to gain court approval to use certain election tactics, including the creation of voter challenge lists, photographing voters at the polls and posting off-duty police at voting locations in minority neighborhoods, according to The New York Times.