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In article <AQfu9.75470$Hj7.38867@rwcrnsc53>,
 "Juan Jimenez" <bd5@bd5*dot.com> wrote:

> REPUBLINAZI HYPOCRITS CRITICIZE IRAQ FOR THEIR VOTE IN RECENT REFERENDUM,
> THEN TURN AROUND AND ENGAGE IN ORGANIZED ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES AGAINST MINORITY
> VOTERS IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY!
> 
> Republicans Attempt to Stop Minority Voters at the Polls
> 
> Washington, D.C. - Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Terry
> McAuliffe issued the following statement:
> 
> "The Republicans are again trying to prevent people from voting at the
> polls. As thousands of citizens attempt to take advantage of early voting
> opportunities around the country, many are being harassed, photographed, and
> scared away as they attempt to cast their ballots.



Odd. It was the democrats that announced they would be "monitoring" 
things.

Odd still that Terry would not explainthe "harrasment". Were these 
people being asked for voter registration cards? The nerve.


The tactics utilized are
> reprehensible and an affront to our democracy. Most worrisome is the
> possibility of this high level of disenfranchisement being extended to
> election day, and corrupting the integrity of the results.


So, what are "the tactics"? If indeed this illegal, anarchic assault on 
fundemental American rights were so blatantly practiiced in broad 
daylight, one might give an example or two.




> 
> "A clean and fair elections process is not a luxury, but a commitment to our
> democracy. The eyewitness accounts of Republican 'ballot security programs'
> being waged against minority voters are pouring in from states like Texas
> and Arkansas.

So, I am really curious about the "security program"  complaints. I 
mean, what do these people do, call in and say"I am a victim of ballot 
security programs!!"

Perhaps, if these people are intimidated by such a neurotic, overblown 
and imagined attempt at anarchy, they are mentally ineligible to vote.

You would think that a paragon of non partisan accuracy like Terry 
McCauliffe could cite *one instance* to back up his assertion. But, no, 
his blatherings are are rhetoric based on unsubstantiated assertions.




This dishonors the legacy of all the courageous Americans who
> fought and died for the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Every man and woman
> deserves the right to have their voice heard and their vote counted. I call
> on the Republican Party to rise above partisan politics and cease and desist
> with these ill-conceived devious tactics that only serve to denigrate our
> electoral process."


Where's the meat, Juan? Are you such a tool as to simply post this 
without acdtually reading it? It  says *nothing*.
> 
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