CrusaderFrank
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Supreme Court Gives Green Light To Ohio’s Voter Purges
An eligible Ohio voter who was removed from the voter rolls prompted the case.
The decision in Husted v. A. Philip Randolph Institute helps clarify the steps states can take to remove someone from their voter rolls, and it could encourage them to be more aggressive. The case was brought on behalf of the A. Philip Randolph Institute, a labor and civil rights group, and an eligible Ohio voter the state had removed from its voter rolls. The voter had been living at the same address for about 16 years.
Every state in this country should have this law on its books.....if you are gonna sit on your ass, year after year and not vote, than you should be stripped of your voting rights. Let this ruling be a lesson that democrats should scream to the highest of the mountains......THEY DON'T WANT YOU VOTING, SO NOW IS THE TIME TO STEP UP...EVERY THUG, EVERY NEGRO, EVERY LATINO.....ALL SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED AFTER THIS RULING TO VOTE EACH AND EVERY SINGLE ELECTION THAT COMES UP.......
THE SUPREME COURT MAY HAVE AWAKENED A SLEEPING GIANT....US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
democrat voters arise!