LJ_Reloaded
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Well, how many?
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Well, how many?
News flash! You're one of the idiots who has to live on this planet just like me and everyone else when this shit hits the fan.
Getting ready for the inevitable, are you?
BOO!
#BlackLivesAreWormfoodJustLikeEveryoneElses
News flash! You're one of the idiots who has to live on this planet just like me and everyone else when this shit hits the fan.
We're not gonna forget this, Republicans. Trump will be a one-term hit - if the world's still here by then. Your ideology is going to burn for this shit.Millions of Americans eager to cast a ballot before the Election Day rush have stood in gallingly long lines during early voting as their overstuffed polling places struggled to accommodate increased demand. In a way, the lines were a nice symbol of democratic engagement, proof that citizens remain engaged after a miserable election season. But they also represented something much darker: voter suppression. Contrary to the suggestion of some election boards, these endless lines were not a fluke or a surprise. They were a direct result of the Republican Party’s recent, coordinated assault on voting rights.
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slat...f_republican_voter.html?wpsrc=sh_all_dt_tw_ru
We're not gonna forget this, Republicans. Trump will be a one-term hit - if the world's still here by then. Your ideology is going to burn for this shit.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...na-s-racist-voter-suppression-is-working.htmlWhat assault on voting rights?
Who is the GOP preventing from voting?![]()
First, North Carolina passed HB 589, which eliminated early voting entirely, eliminated same-day registration, and set up onerous ID requirements. That law affected more than 1.2 million people: 900,000 people utilized early voting in 2012, 130,000 used same-day registration in 2008, and more than 200,000 registered voters don’t have driver’s licenses. By way of comparison, Barack Obama won the state by 15,000 votes in 2008, and Mitt Romney won by 117,000 in 2012.
Patriot Majority USA will place the ads on black-oriented radio stations and in print and online with black newspapers throughout the state starting Saturday, said the group's director, Craig Varoga. Patriot Majority is affiliated with the Senate Majority PAC, a super PAC that supports Democratic candidates.
On Oct. 4, one week before the state's deadline to register to vote, state police raided the Indianapolis office of the Indiana Voter Registration Project, seizing computers, cellphones and records. The state police launched an investigation in late August after elections officials in Hendricks County, a suburb of Indianapolis, alerted authorities to some applications that seemed amiss. A spokesman for the state police told local news media that "at least 10" applications were confirmed to be fraudulent.
Varoga estimates that 45,000 people, most of them African-Americans, might not be able to vote on Nov. 8 because their applications were seized during the raid. The group has asked the Justice Department to investigate and the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, an advocate for voting rights, sent a letter to Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson asking her to take steps to ensure that eligible voters who signed up through the voter registration drive will not be disenfranchised.
Good point. So, learn Russian AND German while Trump is President so you don't wind up in a concentration camp before Putin's people take over, and when the Russian flag hoists over DC then start speaking Russian.You don't need to learn German. You need to learn Russian to help the new President when his Russian friends start taking over everything.