No cases of voter protection of blacks for years under Bush

[The T]

Joseph D. Rich | Playing politics with Justice - Los Angeles Times


It has notably shirked its legal responsibility to protect voting rights. From 2001 to 2006, no voting discrimination cases were brought on behalf of African American or Native American voters. U.S. attorneys were told instead to give priority to voter fraud cases, which, when coupled with the strong support for voter ID laws, indicated an intent to depress voter turnout in minority and poor communities.

At least two of the recently fired U.S. attorneys, John McKay in Seattle and David C. Iglesias in New Mexico, were targeted largely because they refused to prosecute voting fraud cases that implicated Democrats or voters likely to vote for Democrats.

why didn't he care about voters of color?

Racist much?

 

[whitehall]

Listen to yourselves lefties, "voter protection for Blacks" as if they are ignorant and helpless as the overseers in the democrat party wish they were. When are Black people going to realize that the democrat party uses Black people for political propaganda while they are kept on the plantation dependent on Uncle for everything.

 

[Truthmatters]

the court records are clear.

the republican party has cheated black voters for decades

 

[hunarcy]

the court records are clear.

the republican party has cheated black voters for decades

Repeating a lie doesn't make it true. It makes you a liar.

 

[1776]

You're deranged, shit eater.

Joseph D. Rich | Playing politics with Justice - Los Angeles Times


It has notably shirked its legal responsibility to protect voting rights. From 2001 to 2006, no voting discrimination cases were brought on behalf of African American or Native American voters. U.S. attorneys were told instead to give priority to voter fraud cases, which, when coupled with the strong support for voter ID laws, indicated an intent to depress voter turnout in minority and poor communities.

At least two of the recently fired U.S. attorneys, John McKay in Seattle and David C. Iglesias in New Mexico, were targeted largely because they refused to prosecute voting fraud cases that implicated Democrats or voters likely to vote for Democrats.