Honest Question For Republicans -- Why Don't You Want Minorities To Vote??

Not true. As result of the 911 emergency phone number, they have street addresses. It might be Highway K or some such street, but they have street addresses.

 

I'm astounded you can't keep posters straight, since I never said I was astounded.

They don't live there. If they lived there, they wouldn't be paying out of state tuition.

And no, I don't accept it as racial when this issue comes up for all colleges, not just the one you decided to be offended about.

 

They don't live and pay taxes in that state. They pay taxes in their home of record and pay out of state tuition fees for attending a college in a state they don't live in.

 

I guess you think they pay no sales tax or county taxes of any kind huh? Again, they are not the only college there -- why aren't the students at other schools being targeted that way?

You folks will twist yourselves into knots to defend racial discrimination --- as long as it happens to those "darkies" you could give a ****

 

Ot means they have had fair warning what is required to fix their voter registration and have chosen not to do so

 

Yes, and when they requested those addresses be added to their ID's -- the state refused, even tho the state has this information....instead, the state wants each and every person to go find the department that has that information, then go back and get a new ID -- and do all of this before the registration period ends? and you don't think this is designed to disenfranchise their vote?

 

So why is it the other people (white folks) with "rural addresses" don't have to get new ID's?

Because they don't have traditional street addresses either...

 

when someone opens with "honest question" you can safely bet it will be anything but.

 

And, of course, to GET a USPS POB you need...

https://about.usps.com/postal-bulletin/2008/html/pb22239/html/POBoxkit_004.html

I do believe that all of these require an actual physical address - including the DL:
https://www.dot.nd.gov/divisions/driverslicense/docs/proof-of-identification-documents.pdf

 

Or insure they are actually residents and entitled to vote.

 

Maybe some do have to reregister

Just cause the report does not mention them does not mean they dont exist

 

....but when the IRS targeted both conservative and liberal groups seeking tax exempt status -- folks like you were having hissy fits and crying "oppression" -- even tho the IRS was only trying to "insure" those groups were entitled to that status

Funny how that explanation didn't work for you conservatives -- but a county that has a 40 year history of targeting black voters, they should just be believed, gtfoh...

 

I guess you think people paying out of state tuition are residents of the state and should be able to vote in both.

Of course that's what you think.

Oh, you mean like this?

http://www.kut.org/post/college-students-had-hard-time-voting-texas-during-primary

Sometimes the problem isn't your skin color, even though I know it's a habit to think that way.

 

When are the democrats going to stop beating their wives?

After all, a democrat beat their wife one time, so when are they all going to stop?

That's what you sound like, OP.

 

No, they don't -- that is part of the reason for the outrage.....

You do understand that after the 2012 senatorial race -- the state republicans said it was the native americans that caused them to lose right? And what do they do, the very next year, they make this change...and this change has been held up in the courts for years until last week...

Those same ID's were good enough for the primaries, they should be good enough for the midterms....if they want to stick to it, they can enforce it starting with the next elections -- but I am sure when Native Americans get around that loophole -- they will come up with something else as history has shown...

Again, why is this something you are ok with?

 

You still haven't addressed the basic question:
What good is an ID when it does not state where a person lives?

 

Here is what your dumb ass deflection left out -- in Waller County -- it was Waller County who supplied the students with the addresses to use on their registration -- and the students did exactly as was instructed...then Waller County suddenly claimed they gave those students the wrong addresses -- do you think it was by mistake or design? if it was by mistake -- who is the burden on to correct that mistake..the students? of the county with the 40 year history of trying to **** over those same students?

 

Psst.

Look at all those "lighties".

http://www.kut.org/post/college-students-had-hard-time-voting-texas-during-primary

 

It does state where a person lives --- because you don't like they live in areas that are different from where you live doesn't make their ID any less valid than yours....

 

I didn't have a hissy fit and blacks have no more difficulty voting than whites in this country. I can't speak for all counties.

 

No, it states a PO Box. No one lives in a PO box.
So, I ask again:
What good is an ID when it does not state where a person lives?

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Here's where your dumb ass deflection left out - they can still register to vote in their home state with an absentee ballot, even if the group PO box is causing problems.

As I said earlier, unless they're Texas residents for tuition purposes or maintain a residence in Texas, they shouldn't be able to vote in Texas in the first place.

 

I destroyed that weak deflection already.....but if you want, I can destroy it further....

Republicans have a long history of trying to stop college students from voting in the counties they live because "they dilute the vote" -- meaning, college students don't vote republican enough...so when it comes to voting -- republicans will **** over college students too...

https://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/c...nts-voting-teens-disenfranchisement-elections


Again...only one party constantly tries to decrease voter turn out -- and that is republicans..and we know why

 

No. It's for the same reason that military members stationed in Japan don't get to decide who is in the Japanese Diet.

You should only be able to vote in the state in which you actually live. If you're paying out of state tuition, then you don't live in Texas.

Yeah, Dems love it so much they register the dead.

 

Funny how that wasn't a problem until the republican lost the senate race....so to satisfy republicans like yourself -- they have tried to get the addresses that 911 uses and have that on their ID instead -- so whats wrong with letting them vote in the midterms?

Because -- republicans are afraid they won't vote republican, period end of story...