Reply #2

Wed Jul 18, 2012, 12:05 PM

onehandle (35,501 posts)

It wouldn't tilt the Philly area, but it could tilt the state, as planned.

Grrrr...

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Analysis: Philly voters over 80 would be most inconvenienced by new ID law [View all]	Patiod	Jul 2012	OP
This law needs to be tossed out on the basis of federal civil rights legislation ASAP	Coyotl	Jul 2012	#1
Such laws have been upheld by the US Supreme Court	happyslug	Jul 2012	#7
A poll tax might not fair the same	Coyotl	Jul 2012	#8
Poll Taxes is clearly unconstitutional, but in the above case this was NOT ruled a Poll Tax	happyslug	Jul 2012	#12
We were talking about this at Drinking Liberally Philly last night.	onehandle	Jul 2012	#2
This might backfire on the rethugs as some of those over 80 might be the all day Fox watching	kimbutgar	Jul 2012	#3
Voter suppression that backfires is still voter suppression. There's zero justice to it. (nt)	Posteritatis	Jul 2012	#4
I don't want to see anyone denied the right to vote	Patiod	Jul 2012	#5
This is a heavily Dem city, not?	Coyotl	Jul 2012	#9
So focusing voter suppression efforts here gives Romney the edge in PA	Patiod	Jul 2012	#10
Check the map of voter suppression laws passed in the last two years	Coyotl	Jul 2012	#13
Thanks! This is very interesting information.	Patiod	Jul 2012	#14
The Republicans think this is how they might win in November	Coyotl	Jul 2012	#15
absentee ballots are probably not the answer	tru	Jul 2012	#6
We are fortunate to still have that loophole here in PA	Patiod	Jul 2012	#11
Sent this to daughter + son in law, in NJ suburb of Philly,	elleng	Jul 2012	#16
Everyone knows it is the 80 year olds committing voter fraud.	yellowcanine	Jul 2012	#17

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