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The reason Democrats are always complaining about so many people being in prison is because it is costing them votes.
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The reason Democrats are always complaining about so many people being in prison is because it is costing them votes.
The reason why we raise the issue of so many people in prison is, well, because there are too many people in prison who don't ned to be in order to keep communities safe. Too many of them are non violent drug law offenders and yes, too many of them are black and brown. And , they have been disenfranchised which is wrong and makes no sense. You fuckers are afraid of a system that allows everyone to vote because you know that you will loose big time . Too bad.The reason Democrats are always complaining about so many people being in prison is because it is costing them votes.
Prisons are the only thing Republicans have provided to our society
You still have not provided any evidence that "Democrats are illegally registering felons, and dead people as alleged in your OP. Nor have you addressed the broader question that I posed -Why should felons be disenfranchised, especially after completing their sentence ? They have been punished with the loose of their freedom. Is it necessary and useful to strip them of every vestige of their dignity and humanity- or would it serve society better to facility full re-entry into normal life?Felons register as Democrat over Republican by a margin of 6 to 1. Democrats are the party preferred by convicted felons.
Felons register as Democrat over Republican by 6 to 1
What's so damned funny Henry?The reason Democrats are always complaining about so many people being in prison is because it is costing them votes.
Stop Lying !!
You do know that you're expected to provide some documentation, especially in an OP when you claim shit like that , right?