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In reply to the discussion: THIS!! [View all]moondust
(19,972 posts)13. Yes.
In light of all the recent attempts at disenfranchisement, it needs to be expanded to cover all forms of voter suppression in all the states. And while they're at it Congress can standardize federal elections and address gerrymandering. In the meantime, leave the current law alone.
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I haven't spent more than 20 minutes voting in my blue state. I can't imagine state
bluestate10
Feb 2013
#4
Damn right. It is beyond belief that people in the US had to stand in line that long just to vote...
OldDem2012
Feb 2013
#5
The right wingnut line is that they were mostly illegal voters or voting multiple times. :nuts:
Bernardo de La Paz
Feb 2013
#8
I think we have enough proof to prove that Republicans are not operating on good faith.
Baitball Blogger
Feb 2013
#14
I lived in two different areas of Georgia...one county that was urban, and one that was..well..white
TroglodyteScholar
Feb 2013
#22
It said we have the RIGHT to vote...but it doesn't say how convenient it has to be.
Auntie Bush
Feb 2013
#43
The Tee Vee Tells Them to Vote RAPEuglican, and the Preachers Tell Them to Vote RAPEuglican
AndyTiedye
Feb 2013
#35