Sponsor Of Pennsylvania Voter ID Law Defends Romney, Says ‘Lazy’ People Also Shouldn’t Vote

Well, Deary, if they have the energy to REGISTER, that should be enough. It has been for a long time now.

Somewhere a village has his picture on their milk carton.

The republican party is done.

They've become cartoon villains.

when am radio stations turned off the music and went to all talk formats. Limbaugh went national in '88 and the political discourse in the country has fallen off a cliff since. Hate radio does terrible things to a person's mind, and we see it with the clowns at the Rmoney fundraiser and his 47% concept.

People who are lazy! No they can't have rights either.

so does that mean Jamie Dimon, Lloyd Blankfein, Edward Liddy, and Ken Lewis have to give up their voting rights, too?

He thinks 47% of America doesn't work, is lazy and on the dole --

If you don't pay taxes, it's because you're lazy (not exploited by
a system that pays wages that can't meet basic needs)

AND -- he has essentially admitted that the true reason for these
laws is to see to it that "lazy people" (you know what this is code for)
don't vote because, as HE sees it, they don't deserve to vote.

Hey asshole, deserve's got nothin' to do with it.
Voting is a RIGHT.
As I see it, all racist assholes like you don't deserve to vote.

How many folks in the "Tea Party" fall below poverty level ???!!!!!!

This insane talking point that poor people should be forced
to pay federal income tax (so that the rich can be taxed LESS)
is PURE EVIL and should be called out as such.

I sure hope there is a Hell for these guys.....

Im just suprised how little attention all this rigging is getting in the media

...a day off work to get her photo ID, and she was a homeowner who'd held the same job for decades.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/decision2012/for-some-pennsylvanians-voter-id-quest-is-an-ordeal/2012/09/16/758d4f52-0027-11e2-b260-32f4a8db9b7e_story.html

The governor estimated that 99 percent of the state’s 8.3 million voters already had an acceptable PennDOT ID, and other Republicans questioned how any responsible grown-up wouldn’t already have the right card, in a society where photo ID is required to use a credit card or buy alcohol or cash a check.

Cheryl Ann Moore was such a grown-up.

She owns her home, a small rowhouse in South Philadelphia. She’s held the same job for 24 years, as a custodian at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where she works the 4-a.m.-to-noon shift. To get there, she takes the bus in the middle of the night. She doesn’t have a driver’s license, like thousands of working people in a city with one of the lowest rates of car ownership in the country.

Now let's vote out those who have put this burden on people who have the right to vote.

he would've said "shiftless", too.

Just wondering