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Old 08-01-2012, 01:40 PM
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I will vote, even democratic in my congressional election, though I will likely go third party on President despite how awesome things are going based on wherever it is you are getting your news.
I'm glad you are going to be a voter. I hope your state hasn't changed ID laws so you cannot. You might check on that if you live in a Voter Suppression state, where some voter ID's people have used for years have now been disallowed by GOP legislatures.

5 million currently voting, legal American citizens will be prevented from voting this election in November. Don't be one of them!

I get my news from major, well-respected organizations like the Associated Press, The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, etc.

Where do you get your news from?
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I'm glad you are going to be a voter. I hope your state hasn't changed ID laws so you cannot. You might check on that if you live in a Voter Suppression state, where some voter ID's people have used for years have now been disallowed by GOP legislatures.

5 million currently voting, legal American citizens will be prevented from voting this election in November. Don't be one of them!

I get my news from major, well-respected organizations like the Associated Press, The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, etc.

Where do you get your news from?
I live in CO they are looking into voter fraud here too. I drive a car, pay taxes, own a business, have healthcare, provide healthcare, own a home, have bank accounts, adopted a dog etc. all things that require some kind of ID, I am cleared to vote.

All reporting a fantastic economy and what a wonderful world we live in since the election of '08 are they?
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Old 08-01-2012, 02:21 PM
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all Americans will be required to have health insurance thus an ID.

Where's the problem?
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Old 08-01-2012, 02:32 PM
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I live in CO they are looking into voter fraud here too. I drive a car, pay taxes, own a business, have healthcare, provide healthcare, own a home, have bank accounts, adopted a dog etc. all things that require some kind of ID, I am cleared to vote.
No, I am talking about the new GOP voter suppression laws: states that have taken currently and long-used valid voter id's, and eliminated them as useable.

Where 5 million current voters, with currently "valid voter ID", won't be able to use that ID to vote again in November.

Don't worry, Colorado hasn't done that. Multiple other states have, however. There are gonna be 5 million angry American citizens, who are on the voter rolls, who have always voted legally, that are gonna be really pissed November 6 when they are denied their right to vote, and their current Voter ID is no longer deemed valid.

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All reporting a fantastic economy and what a wonderful world we live in since the election of '08 are they?
Naw. They just report the facts, unblinded by Faux hysteria.
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No, I am talking about the new GOP voter suppression laws: states that have taken currently and long-used valid voter id's, and eliminated them as useable.

Where 5 million current voters, with currently "valid voter ID", won't be able to use that ID to vote again in November.

Don't worry, Colorado hasn't done that. Multiple other states have, however. There are gonna be 5 million angry American citizens, who are on the voter rolls, who have always voted legally, that are gonna be really pissed November 6 when they are denied their right to vote, and their current Voter ID is no longer deemed valid.


Naw. They just report the facts, unblinded by Faux hysteria.

5 million man march!
They should get together and form a well armed militia and make sure they are represented.
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Old 08-01-2012, 04:12 PM
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5 million man march!
They should get together and form a well armed militia and make sure they are represented.
BTW, your suggestion is "treason". Just sayin' :-)

How would you react this November 6, when, as an American citizen, you walk into your polling place, you say hello to the neighbors you know that are working the polls (they all know who you are), they find your name in the voter registration log, and they tell you, sorry, your driver's license isn't enough to allow you to vote, and you cannot.

How will you feel, and what will be your reaction?

My reaction is that not one eligible American citizen should be prevented from voting by Jim Crow laws.

Edit: here is an interactive map from The Lawyer's Committee For Civil Rights Under Law, so you can check if you need to do something different to be able to vote this fall:

http://www.lawyerscommittee.org/page?id=0042

Plus, google your states election laws to double check.
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Old 08-01-2012, 04:52 PM
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BTW, your suggestion is "treason". Just sayin' :-)

How would you react this November 6, when, as an American citizen, you walk into your polling place, you say hello to the neighbors you know that are working the polls (they all know who you are), they find your name in the voter registration log, and they tell you, sorry, your driver's license isn't enough to allow you to vote, and you cannot.

How will you feel, and what will be your reaction?

My reaction is that not one eligible American citizen should be prevented from voting by Jim Crow laws.

Edit: here is an interactive map from The Lawyer's Committee For Civil Rights Under Law, so you can check if you need to do something different to be able to vote this fall:

http://www.lawyerscommittee.org/page?id=0042

Plus, google your states election laws to double check.
Treason would be if the government were following the laws of this country as opposed to rewriting them to suit whatever whimsy comes there way.

How should anyone feel if there vote is negated due to even one voter who isn't supposed to be involved?
I would like my vote to count.
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Old 08-02-2012, 01:15 PM
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How should anyone feel if there vote is negated due to even one voter who isn't supposed to be involved?

I would like my vote to count.
There are only a few cases of voter fraud in the past 30 years of this country. There are not millions of illegal voters voting. There are not even 10's of illegals voting. George Bush couldn't find it, and looked for 5 years. We have the occasional felon voting that should not.

Why should one legal voter lose their vote for this? NEVER should a legal voter be denied this essential, basic right!

If you want your vote to count, then I suggest that you don't support a political party that is taking the voting rights away from 5 million legal, voting American citizens via Jim Crow laws and poll taxes purposely implemented to keep non-Republican voters from the polls and from casting votes.
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