I guess I missed that. Felons?The last person I can think of who was elected by felons was Al Franken over Norm Coleman.
How'd they know that? Did they go through the voter rolls? BTW, I am for stamping out fraud. I just think we should do it over the course of a few years so a minimum of legit voters get turned away. I'm most bothered by how the issue always appears right before the election.Yep, 1000+ felons illegally voted in that election.
For the Republican Pennsylvania House Majority Leader it is about winning an election:And it's not about losing or winning an election, it's about a fair election.
I see your majority leader and raise you a Joe Biden. It's about a fair election. I heard a story on National Democrat Radio the other day about a group of "voters rights" people who have decided to just get every some dang ID. Perfect solution. Plus it's a great get-out-the-vote effort on top of it. And then they'll have a fair election. Don't get me started on electronic versus paper ballots.... _XC
Ok, here is some other stuff we can agree on:
-> Everybody should have a friend with a pickup truck
-> Everyone should be the guy who someone can call when they're in trouble
-> Everyone should be kind to children and old people
-> People are more important than animals or things The part of the Venn diagram of life indicating agreement is always much larger than the rest of the picture. _XC
No, I think the SCOTUS is the standard. Some of the South still behaves badly. Any DOJ is temporary and possibly bad. Holder, Gonzolas, eek. Some of the effort has been about winning. It needs to be done in a manner that guards against that. But yeah, there are probably more ineligibles voting Dem than for the GOP. I mean, if you are on the fringe, the GOP is not your party...