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Community => Politics and Government => Topic started by: rosenewock21 on January 15, 2012, 10:38:35 am
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http://news.yahoo.com/flap-over-carolina-law-old-tensions-campaign-issue-142226960.html (http://news.yahoo.com/flap-over-carolina-law-old-tensions-campaign-issue-142226960.html)
"Each of our states are under assault right now by this administration," Texas Governor Rick Perry said Saturday at a candidates' forum in Charleston. "We may be under assault - South Carolina, they're actually at war with you."
So South Carolina feels that they should have voter restrictions in place in the form of requiring a state ID to vote. The federal government feels this will disenfranchise certain sectors of voters. Perry felt the need, in a state a little too proud that they fired the first shots of the Civil War, to tell the good people of S.C. that the federal government was at war with them.
*facepalms*
Anyone else see the problem here?
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OMORP strikes again!
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Hold on a minute... So it's only now that voter ID laws are a problem?
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Hold on a minute... So it's only now that voter ID laws are a problem?
If it means the GOP might lose more power, then yes.
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Hold on a minute... So it's only now that voter ID laws are a problem?
Have...have you not seen the news lately? The GOP has been instituting more draconian and stringent voter ID laws for a while now. The irony being that they were the first to get kicked in the nuts by them, keeping Newt Gingrich (and someone else...Perry?) out of the Virginia GOP primary.
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http://news.yahoo.com/flap-over-carolina-law-old-tensions-campaign-issue-142226960.html (http://news.yahoo.com/flap-over-carolina-law-old-tensions-campaign-issue-142226960.html)
"Each of our states are under assault right now by this administration," Texas Governor Rick Perry said Saturday at a candidates' forum in Charleston. "We may be under assault - South Carolina, they're actually at war with you."
So South Carolina feels that they should have voter restrictions in place in the form of requiring a state ID to vote. The federal government feels this will disenfranchise certain sectors of voters. Perry felt the need, in a state a little too proud that they fired the first shots of the Civil War, to tell the good people of S.C. that the federal government was at war with them.
*facepalms*
Anyone else see the problem here?
Other than Rick Perry being a complete and utter moron, you mean?
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Oh boy the comments are gold!
Ironbite-GOLD I TELLS YA!
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Rick, baby: it's "each state is ... "
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Oh, brilliant. That's totally going to distance him from the racist crowd.