Yes, even those voters who are not entitled to vote and those bodies
buried in the Chicago cemeteries. They will, however, support anyone
who slashes the tires of Republican vans to ferry voters to polls and do
all they can to allow the states to keep the military from voting and do
all they can to support ACORN and the New Black Power group do whatever
is necessary to dissuade anyone who does not meet their requirements
from voting and will send young people who live elsewhere to register
where they do not live to vote if it looks as if the Dem candidate will
lose (see Columbus in 2008 for multiple attempts to do just this with
residents from NYC and NJ and other Northeastern states). They will
also keep finding votes in the trunks of cars and in boxes they have
already counted (funny how they can empty boxes and two days later find
500 votes in those same boxes (see Washington and Minnesota 2004 and
2008 for examples of this one) and not mail out ballots to the military
within the agreed to date (see multiple examples in this last election
and in 2008 and see also waivers already in place to allow those same
states to do the same thing in 2012). I really believe that the DOJ is
committed to protecting the voting rights of all individuals - they just
have funny ideas of who qualifies to be individuals. The dictionary
definition is not something they agree with.
On 02/16/2011 11:04 PM, studio wrote:
Conservatives don't buy votes, they're too cheap for that, instead
they keep voters from voting.
Former California congressional candidate Tan Nguyen, who was
convicted of lying to federal investigators looking into an alleged
voter suppression operation back in 2006, was sentenced to one year
and one day in federal prison on Monday.
"The Civil Rights Division is committed to protecting the voting
rights of all individuals.
We simply will not tolerate those who attempt to interfere with
efforts to enforce civil rights laws in our nation," Thomas E. Perez,
Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division, said in a
statement.
http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/02/former_gop_candidate_gets_366_days_in_jail_for_lying_in_voter_suppression_probe.php
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