Obama law suit: Seeks to inhibit military's voting rights

[TheGreatGatsby]

I couldn't find an article on this on MSNBC or the Huff Post or the NY Times or the Washington Post. I'm sure I just didn't look hard enough.

Ohio Fights Obama Efforts to Nix Military Early Voting Suit

 

[buckeye45_73]

More voter suppresion from the left. They should say the National Guard has some black panter members to make em drop the lawsuit

 

[buckeye45_73]

I couldn't find an article on this on MSNBC or the Huff Post or the NY Times or the Washington Post. I'm sure I just didn't look hard enough.

Ohio Fights Obama Efforts to Nix Military Early Voting Suit

WHAT???? They wouldn't report that....naaaaaaaaaaaa....what about DailyKos.....the "objective" blog....lol

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Same thing every cycle, illegals and nonliving get the Democrat full support and the military can go get fucked

 

[ladyliberal]

I couldn't find an article on this on MSNBC or the Huff Post or the NY Times or the Washington Post. I'm sure I just didn't look hard enough.

Ohio Fights Obama Efforts to Nix Military Early Voting Suit

How hard did you look? If you enter

Obama lawsuit Ohio

into Google News, you get

Obama campaign sues Ohio over early voting - The Washington Post

 

[AmericanFirst]

Obamaturd and the dimwits hate the military vote and love illegal voting practices. Any other way and they would lose every time.

 

[ladyliberal]

And contrary to NewsMax's headline (and your thread title), the Obama campaign is trying to preserve early voting for civilians, not restrict it for military personnel. If the judge sides with the campaign military personnel will actually have an easier time voting than if the case is thrown out: The Associated Press: Obama campaign sues over Ohio early voting law

 

[Inthemiddle]

The OP is a liar. The suit doesn't attempt to inhibit military voters. It attempts to extend voting opportunities for all people, arguing that if early voting is good for people in the military, it's good for the rest of the general populace. I tend to agree. Other than considerations for deployments, there's no point in giving military members special voting privileges.

 

[ladyliberal]

And according to Fox News (as relaying an AP story), Obama's campaign is supporting the military groups and joining them in allowing legislators to accommodate military voters: Obama campaign backs groups' request in Ohio suit - FOX19.com-Cincinnati News, Weather & Sports

 

[Ariux]

F-ing liberal shits. Mercenaries in the military go run off and die, for all I care. But, Obama is making a mockery of the 14th Amendment's "equal protection" clause. It's also completely hypocritical of Obama's Special Rights For Some party.

 

[TheGreatGatsby]

I couldn't find an article on this on MSNBC or the Huff Post or the NY Times or the Washington Post. I'm sure I just didn't look hard enough.

Ohio Fights Obama Efforts to Nix Military Early Voting Suit

How hard did you look? If you enter

Obama lawsuit Ohio

into Google News, you get

Obama campaign sues Ohio over early voting - The Washington Post

They were late on their story then.

 

[TheGreatGatsby]

The OP is a liar. The suit doesn't attempt to inhibit military voters. It attempts to extend voting opportunities for all people, arguing that if early voting is good for people in the military, it's good for the rest of the general populace. I tend to agree. Other than considerations for deployments, there's no point in giving military members special voting privileges.

Obama is using the military as pawns. That is obvious. He wants more time to cheat and get more fake votes in and if he can't do that then he seeks to disenfranchise military members.

 

[Lakhota]

Newsmax? I'm sure we'll soon learn this is all twisted wingnut bullshit. Enjoy it until Monday...

 

[Simone26]

This law gives Ohio an early start to reelect Obama with all those votes they'll find in every nook & cranny. They're going to do what's ever necessary to steal this election.