Texas Voter ID Law Reinstated by 5th Circuit Court
Sep 10, 2017 08:42:50 #
3jack wrote:
You don't have to register your gun, so what are you talking about. The Constitution says that you can own a gun and it says you have the right to vote. Show me the link that gives states the right to deviate from Constitutional voting rights.
Sovereign entities in a confederacy, not one nation. That's Jefferson et al, not me. Feds are supposed to have only the power delegated by the people, through elected state gov't.
Read the tenth amendment!
Sep 10, 2017 08:51:02 #
eagleye13 wrote:
As the Loon would say;
"No need to I.D. me!
I have my tattoo."
"No need to I.D. me!
I have my tattoo."
Something I could see the Republican party trying to do next.
Sep 10, 2017 08:53:52 #
3jack wrote:
The right to vote is guaranteed in the Constitution, and the Constitution doesn't say anything about having an ID to cast that vote, that is why.
This is true Jack, let's see what new laws they'll come up with, I've already read to reinstate being a property owner, but as things stand now that may include a lot of Chinese. LOL
Sep 10, 2017 09:00:31 #
Morgan wrote:
This is true Jack, let's see what new laws they'll come up with, I've already read to reinstate being a property owner, but as things stand now that may include a lot of Chinese. LOL
It's not true.
Look at the Constitution.
It's not surprising that the same people that applauded Obama for trashing the Constitution regarding DACA want the Constitution trashed again, this time to help illegals and dead people vote.
Sep 10, 2017 09:03:44 #
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
Verses you believing whom? I would more than happy to destroy all of your sources!
I don't need a.source. I LIVED there and saw it. Did you not read my last post???
Sep 10, 2017 09:04:23 #
Morgan wrote:
This is true Jack, let's see what new laws they'll come up with, I've already read to reinstate being a property owner, but as things stand now that may include a lot of Chinese. LOL
Will the Chinese have to move here, and establish residence; or just vote at home in Peking?
Did you know there are a lot of Chinese merchants in Mexico also?
Sep 10, 2017 09:45:36 #
Super Dave wrote:
It's not true.
Look at the Constitution.
It's not surprising that the same people that applauded Obama for trashing the Constitution regarding DACA want the Constitution trashed again, this time to help illegals and dead people vote.
Look at the Constitution.
It's not surprising that the same people that applauded Obama for trashing the Constitution regarding DACA want the Constitution trashed again, this time to help illegals and dead people vote.
A US citizen has the right to vote, you now don't see that as a truth?
Sep 10, 2017 09:53:21 #
kankune wrote:
And you believe Politifact? .....tooooooo funny!.......
LITTLE Wolfey believes ANYTHING that the LIBERALS tell him!! He is a good LITTLE LIBERAL!!!
Sep 10, 2017 09:55:02 #
Morgan wrote:
A US citizen has the right to vote, you now don't see that as a truth?
But, ILLEGALS DON'T!!! And US Citizens have the RIGHT to vote ONLY IF THEY ARE REGISTERED and can PROVE IT!!! CAN YOU see that???
Sep 10, 2017 09:55:46 #
Super Dave wrote:
It's not true.
Look at the Constitution.
It's not surprising that the same people that applauded Obama for trashing the Constitution regarding DACA want the Constitution trashed again, this time to help illegals and dead people vote.
Look at the Constitution.
It's not surprising that the same people that applauded Obama for trashing the Constitution regarding DACA want the Constitution trashed again, this time to help illegals and dead people vote.
I have just learned something, I would like to share...
Of the 119 nations that select their public officials using some form of democratic election, 108 have the right to vote in their constitution, but the United States is one of the other 11 nations - including Azerbaijan, Indonesia, Iran, Jordan, Libya, Pakistan and Singapore - that lacks that essential provision.
n 2001 estimated that 4-to-6 million votes in the 2000 election were lost and not counted due to administrative problems, problems that could have been solved in a unified national voting system. What a co-ink -a-dink Gore lost who knows what will eventually be found with Clinton.
On December 12, 2000, in Bush v. Gore the U.S. Supreme Court said that “the individual citizen has no federal constitutional right to vote." As a result, states’ rights reigned over individual rights because there is no citizenship right to vote in the Constitution. A federal right to vote in the Constitution would have required all the votes to be counted because an individual right to vote would have taken precedence over Florida's law.
I finally learned how and why the Republicans manipulate the win and especially how Gore lost.
Sep 10, 2017 10:02:33 #
Sep 10, 2017 10:04:18 #
eagleye13 wrote:
Will the Chinese have to move here, and establish residence; or just vote at home in Peking?
Did you know there are a lot of Chinese merchants in Mexico also?
Did you know there are a lot of Chinese merchants in Mexico also?
Yes in Canada too... you still have to be a citizen here to vote
Sep 10, 2017 10:14:38 #
Bevos wrote:
But, ILLEGALS DON'T!!! And US Citizens have the RIGHT to vote ONLY IF THEY ARE REGISTERED and can PROVE IT!!! CAN YOU see that???
Apparently, we don't, it isn't our right, it is a privilege, did you read what I just wrote? As far the illegal argument, it's beyond ridiculous.
Sep 10, 2017 10:32:36 #
3jack wrote:
The right to vote is guaranteed in the Constitution, and the Constitution doesn't say anything about having an ID to cast that vote, that is why.
The right to keep and bear arms is also guaranteed in the Constitution, and ID is required to buy a gun per federal law. What's the difference here? Are minorities being denied their Constitutional right to keep and bear arms?
Sep 10, 2017 10:34:50 #
Morgan wrote:
Yes in Canada too... you still have to be a citizen here to vote
"Yes in Canada too... you still have to be a citizen here to vote" - Morgan
So you are Canadian, Morgan.
Are you worried about America going Populist?
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