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She even managed to play the race card.
This ladies and gentlemen is what you call "race baiting"
Nice try though
This ladies and gentlemen is what you call "race baiting"
Nice try though
She isn't wrong."Not every obstacle is related to race, but anyone who says that racial discrimination is no longer a problem in American elections must not be paying attention," Clinton said.
Yea, it was me...:roll:
Give me a break. You can't even buy cold medicine these days without ID.
If a "phantom epidemic" exists, it must be the invisible scores of nameless, faceless, ghostly voters floating around that are supposedly disenfranchised by voter ID laws.
Yes, maybe next time she'll enlighten us with something like, "anyone who says that cancer is no longer a problem must not be paying attention" or "anyone who says water flows uphill must not be paying attention" - nice to see that she's distinguishing her views from the views of essentially nobody.She isn't wrong.
Yeah, it was you. Everytime someone mentions a legitimate concern about racism...people like you pull the race card."Not every obstacle is related to race, but anyone who says that racial discrimination is no longer a problem in American elections must not be paying attention," Clinton said.
Yea, it was me...:roll:
Yes, maybe next time she'll enlighten us with something like, "anyone who says that cancer is no longer a problem must not be paying attention" or "anyone who says water flows uphill must not be paying attention" - nice to see that she's distinguishing her views from the views of essentially nobody.
She isn't wrong.
More importantly, my point is that the only reason you added that was to turn this into race debate which it didn't have to be.
The justification of the voter ID laws is a "phantom epidemic" of voter fraud. It's a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. The real reason for the voter ID laws is to prevent minorities and the elderly from voting because they usually vote for democrats.
How would you like it if the tea party was prevented from voting?
Yeah, it was you. Everytime someone mentions a legitimate concern about racism...people like you pull the race card.
Yeah, it was you. Everytime someone mentions a legitimate concern about racism...people like you pull the race card.
Eh, don't like it when anyone is preventing from legally voting. But regardless of whether voter fraud is a real issue for you or not, it's doesn't make your statements about the effects of voter ID laws any less false. The elderly and minorities are not prevented from voting with these laws.
The dirt poor have always had a tough time with registration and voting, but not for lack of ID.
That would be incorrect because identity politics (in this case, made up Black and Hispanic voter suppression) is a Progressive trademark and will continue to be in the 2014/2016 elections.
Blacks were early voters and tended to vote on Sundays. North Carolina just eliminated early voting and voting on Sundays.
Older voters usually vote for democrats? Since when?The justification of the voter ID laws is a "phantom epidemic" of voter fraud. It's a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. The real reason for the voter ID laws is to prevent minorities and the elderly from voting because they usually vote for democrats.
Your denial and hyperbole that it's a legitimate concern, suggests that it is a concern.Except there is no "legitimate concern about racism" here, only the invocation of race to further her political career. Tell us again how Hillary legitimately believes voter ID laws restrict the voting of wealthy minorities.
Because in your mind you hate blacks. I didn't say they were the only ones. But blacks and the elderly overwhelmingly are early voters and they vote for democrats.Yes because in your mind balck people and democrats are the only ones to vote early and on Sundays. :lamo
Btw, what does that have to do with voter ID laws?
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