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Interesting the amount of pro Democrat cities find themselves at the top of the list.
Which is exactly what is motivating Voter ID.
voter ID laws were designed by republicans to keep poor people from voting.
Poor people tend to vote dem.
there is no proof these people cheat elections by double voting or any of the things claimed by republicans.
There is clear evidence these laws will keep legal voters off the rolls.
It is obvious these laws will waste taxpayer money.
one has to ask then why do the republicans want them.
they only logical answer is they want to keep poor people from voting.
voter ID laws were designed by republicans to keep poor people from voting.
Poor people tend to vote dem.
there is no proof these people cheat elections by double voting or any of the things claimed by republicans.
There is clear evidence these laws will keep legal voters off the rolls.
It is obvious these laws will waste taxpayer money.
one has to ask then why do the republicans want them.
they only logical answer is they want to keep poor people from voting.
do those guys have a right to vote?
goo goo evil bitch
voter ID laws were designed by republicans to keep poor people from voting.
Poor people tend to vote dem.
there is no proof these people cheat elections by double voting or any of the things claimed by republicans.
There is clear evidence these laws will keep legal voters off the rolls.
It is obvious these laws will waste taxpayer money.
one has to ask then why do the republicans want them.
they only logical answer is they want to keep poor people from voting.
I'll give you credit for one thing, you are persistent. Even after having your premise shovelled back into your face, after having MANY people explain why you were wrong, after having 8 hours to sleep on it, here you are this morning doggedly marching forward with your disproved, debunked claim.
Really TM, get a fucking clue, would ya??
do those guys have a right to vote?
goo goo evil bitch
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do those guys have a right to vote?
goo goo evil bitch
Sure they do... they also asked to see people ID before THEY could vote.... with a club in hand.
I love the red splats you try to hide so hard!
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goo goo mutherfuckeer
us poor people are going to vote and you wont like what happens
Voter ID and Race
National Survey Shows Support for Voter ID Laws Strongest Among Those with Negative Attitudes Toward African Americans
July 17, 2012
A new National Agenda Opinion Poll by the University of Delawares Center for Political Communication reveals support for voter identification laws is strongest among Americans who harbor negative sentiments toward African Americans.
Voter ID laws require individuals to show government issued identification when they vote. The survey findings support recent comments by U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, who portrayed a Texas photo ID law now being challenged as similar to poll taxes used in the Jim Crow era, primarily by Southern states, to block African Americans from voting. Holder pledged to oppose political pretexts which, he said, disenfranchise black voters.
About the study
The National Agenda Opinion Project research was funded by the University of Delawares Center for Political Communication (CPC) and the UNIDEL Foundation. The study was supervised by the CPCs Coordinator for Public Opinion Initiatives, David C. Wilson, an associate professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations, and the CPCs Assistant Director for Research, Paul Brewer, a Professor in the Department of Communication.
National Survey Shows Support for Voter ID Laws Strongest Among Those with Negative Attitudes Toward African Americans
Voter ID and Race
National Survey Shows Support for Voter ID Laws Strongest Among Those with Negative Attitudes Toward African Americans
July 17, 2012
A new National Agenda Opinion Poll by the University of Delawares Center for Political Communication reveals support for voter identification laws is strongest among Americans who harbor negative sentiments toward African Americans.
Voter ID laws require individuals to show government issued identification when they vote. The survey findings support recent comments by U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, who portrayed a Texas photo ID law now being challenged as similar to poll taxes used in the Jim Crow era, primarily by Southern states, to block African Americans from voting. Holder pledged to oppose political pretexts which, he said, disenfranchise black voters.
About the study
The National Agenda Opinion Project research was funded by the University of Delawares Center for Political Communication (CPC) and the UNIDEL Foundation. The study was supervised by the CPCs Coordinator for Public Opinion Initiatives, David C. Wilson, an associate professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations, and the CPCs Assistant Director for Research, Paul Brewer, a Professor in the Department of Communication.
your the racist party
