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In the discussion thread: 93-Year-Old Grandmother Is Suing Pennsylvania Over Voter ID Laws [View all]

Mon May 7, 2012, 04:28 PM

12. I'm hoping she get justice before the election. But I have a feeling they will drag their feet.

even if it gets to the supreme court its majority republicans. These republicans having been planning what is going on for years and years and years. Newt said he wants to destroy liberal party. That mother fucker has done a good job of it. We liberals allow this to happen without realizing they were playing dirty. We will have to rebuild and win back what they have taken from liberals.

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79 replies	Author	Time	Post
93-Year-Old Grandmother Is Suing Pennsylvania Over Voter ID Laws [View all]	cynatnite	May 2012	OP
Good for her!	Justice wanted	May 2012	#1
wonder how often the Amish vote ...	zbdent	May 2012	#2
They have a religious exemption for the Amish.	yellowcanine	May 2012	#7
State GOP really did shoot themselves in the foot with this one. In general the Amish vote R.	Justice wanted	May 2012	#14
The bill is a clusterscrew ...	Cosmocat	May 2012	#36
They usually don't vote:	Freddie Stubbs	May 2012	#48
This is the way	Politicalboi	May 2012	#3
Go grandma	Fresh_Start	May 2012	#4
Amen!!! The VID laws are fuckin horrible and traitorous	uponit7771	May 2012	#5
What VID laws? Oh, you mean Jim Crow laws?	Auntie Bush	May 2012	#18
Finally!!!!!	goclark	May 2012	#6
They had to wait for the primary	Cosmocat	May 2012	#37
Voter ID is going to bite the Republicans big time I believe. The courts are very likely to strike	yellowcanine	May 2012	#8
It won't matter unless the courts strike these laws down BEFORE the next	tblue37	May 2012	#11
Mike Papantonio was talking about this today and said the courts are crammed with...	polichick	May 2012	#17
Holder is too busy busting Cannabis clinics to bother with upholding voter rights.	diane in sf	May 2012	#33
Isn't he in line with what the president wants? I assume he is but don't know.	polichick	May 2012	#46
Nobody knows, that's the problem. I have been told he supports MM, but why then all the busts? /nt	Dragonfli	May 2012	#57
ALEC has met their match in a 93 year old woman with common sense, for her	Dragonfli	May 2012	#9
I'm hoping she get justice before the election. But I have a feeling they will drag their feet.	southernyankeebelle	May 2012	#12
The Supreme Court's most recent major ruling on voter-id laws was in 2008...	PoliticAverse	May 2012	#21
No free photo ID in Texas $15.00 n/t	TexasProgresive	May 2012	#43
Justice Department bars Texas voter ID law	PoliticAverse	May 2012	#44
I doubt she will get justice before the elections, if at all, but I can still hope right? /nt	Dragonfli	May 2012	#29
She's doing it because the DOJ isn't doing its job - Holder should stand up to ALEC.	polichick	May 2012	#16
That would pre-suppose that the DOJ disagrees with ALEC, that is far from an axiom.	Dragonfli	May 2012	#28
Does that mean we have a really, really bad president too? He chose Holder, right?	polichick	May 2012	#45
No it means we have a weak President that I am told is well meaning, he has my vote again	Dragonfli	May 2012	#49
imo the DOJ, like most of gov't, serves those banks and the 1%...	polichick	May 2012	#50
He has the power true, that he doesn't use it (for whatever reasons) is why he appears weak to me	Dragonfli	May 2012	#56
I'm with you - the party has left me, not the other way around...	polichick	May 2012	#59
I am beginning to think occupy and grassroots organizing are the last peaceful hope we have.	Dragonfli	May 2012	#62
You're right, this gilded age will end too. Interesting that France has gone socialist!	polichick	May 2012	#64
They made the right choice IMO /nt	Dragonfli	May 2012	#65
I think so too! We'd be smart to do the same.	polichick	May 2012	#66
Holder is suing over ID laws, there's just too many of them.	SunSeeker	May 2012	#51
According to Mike Papantonio...	polichick	May 2012	#52
Holder is limited by Supreme Court precedent.	SunSeeker	May 2012	#55
Well I hope Pap is wrong, and Holder is doing all he can. Democracy...	polichick	May 2012	#60
Democracy is not dead. It might be on life support in places like Michigan,	SunSeeker	May 2012	#71
You should be scared - we all should. If you think our democracy is alive and well...	polichick	May 2012	#75
Please don't depress the vote by saying it's all a scam. 2008 wasn't a scam.	SunSeeker	May 2012	#76
You're doing exactly what both parties count on...	polichick	May 2012	#77
You're doing what Republicans count on.	SunSeeker	May 2012	#78
Dems are the lesser of evils - and I vote because imo it's our responsibility as citizens...	polichick	May 2012	#79
Corbett is a pedophila-enabling fracker douchebag	LynneSin	May 2012	#10
Well, no, not really. LOL! Did you smile when you said that?	freshwest	May 2012	#31
Go Granny Go!!!!	Smilo	May 2012	#13
You go, girl!!!	polichick	May 2012	#15
Brava, Ms. Applewhite!	beac	May 2012	#19
Applewhite no longer has a copy of her birth certificate, and she does not have a drivers’ license.	PoliticAverse	May 2012	#20
She is 93, chances are her drivers license is more than 1 year out of date....	peacebird	May 2012	#23
How many people have any of those?	drm604	May 2012	#24
She can just show her employee ID then	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#26
You can't GET "other types of photo ID" without a birth certificate	ProfessionalLeftist	May 2012	#32
There are probably lots of older Native AMericans without birth certificates too	Liberty Belle	May 2012	#34
Without a birth certificate	TexasProgresive	May 2012	#42
You must remember	FlaGranny	May 2012	#47
Brief background on all the people in the ACLU's lawsuit...	PoliticAverse	May 2012	#22
It's just a modern version of the old literacy tests.	drm604	May 2012	#25
Even the free ID requires a social security card & birth certificate with a raised seal & two other	leftylauren	May 2012	#27
I cannot believe the local Democratic committee people where I live have nothing to say about it...	MrMickeysMom	May 2012	#30
These laws ought to provide a way for people to	treestar	May 2012	#35
...	ctaylors6	May 2012	#73
Indiana was the first state to force this and	LittleGirl	May 2012	#38
Amazing that it has come to this	goclark	May 2012	#39
And the Indiana law was upheld by SCOTUS.	Indydem	May 2012	#41
That's why we must make sure Obama gets reelected.	SunSeeker	May 2012	#53
In Indiana, she'd be able to vote absentee by mail	ctaylors6	May 2012	#61
She went to her normal polling place.	LittleGirl	May 2012	#68
I think the lawyers need to crawl through some of the nursing homes and retirement communities, and	MADem	May 2012	#40
that wouldn't help too much because	ctaylors6	May 2012	#63
Sneaky and cheeky, this law, isn't it?	MADem	May 2012	#74
Kicked and recommended.	Uncle Joe	May 2012	#54
Republicans are very calculating - I'm sure they've thought of all possible	mercymechap	May 2012	#58
Ain't that the truth!	SunSeeker	May 2012	#72
FYI - can get US passport without birth certificate	ctaylors6	May 2012	#67
Unless you can get a passport for free it won't satisfy the requirement to avoid an unconstitutional	PoliticAverse	May 2012	#69
I agree	ctaylors6	May 2012	#70

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