Why do you keep pretending I’m not talking about Reagan’s election cheating?
You're free to talk about events from 40 years ago, evince. Should I bring up Slick Willie's raping of women and sexual abuse to add to this "Hypocrisy" thread? LOL
Why do you keep pretending I’m not talking about Reagan’s election cheating?
Why do you keep pretending I’m not talking about Reagan’s election cheating?
That's not my understanding. Hadn't the BP processed them and turned them loose in Texas? Hasn't Abbott been offering them free bus rides to Chicago and NYC? What's the problem? Other than Chicago and NYC proving they are hypocrites and that Congress refuses to fix the problem, that is.
The thing you are supporting ISN'T A LAW.
In fact, it interferes in the enforcement of immigration law because Abbott is kidnapping people so they can't turn themselves into Border Patrol in accordance with our immigration laws.
The major problem is that you don't know what our immigration laws are.
You don't know any of this.
You have no idea.
You don't even know where these laws start.
So since you don't know the law at all, how can you pretend you support enforcing them?????
Hadn't the BP processed them and turned them loose in Texas?
Thirty-five years after it was first imposed, a judge has lifted a consent decree barring the Republican National Committee from pursuing “ballot security” measures.
In their 1981 lawsuit to stop the RNC from engaging in certain practices at the polls, the Democratic National Committee attested that in a New Jersey gubernatorial election, the RNC had sent sample ballots to communities of color, and then had the names for each ballot returned as undeliverable removed from voter rolls. Democrats also alleged that the RNC hired off-duty cops to patrol majority-minority precincts, wearing “National Ballot Security Task Force” armbands. These details were enough to secure a consent decree between the two party organizations and the court in 1982, stopping the GOP from engaging in such voter-intimidation practices.
Except, Democrats alleged, they didn’t stop. The consent decree was updated in 1987 after Republicans created a voter-challenge list of black voters from whom letters had been returned as undeliverable, with an RNC official saying that the list could “keep the black vote down considerably.” The decree was modified again in 1990 after a court ruled the RNC had violated it by not telling state parties about its provisions, which had led to the North Carolina GOP sending 150,000 postcards to potential voters listing voting regulations, in an apparent attempt at intimidation. The GOP violated the court order again in 2004 after yet another voter-challenge list targeted black voters.
I support killing all terrorists, hanging all traitors and convicting all criminals regardless of party affiliation. Round'em all up. I'm good with it.![]()
Yes, unlike you, I'm not a lawyer and am more than happy to let this be resolved in court. Meanwhile, I support the 21st century version of forced busing. Share the wealth!!!
I support killing all terrorists, hanging all traitors and convicting all criminals regardless of party affiliation. Round'em all up. I'm good with it.![]()
Did you support the 20th century version, LV?
If Abbott is breaking the law, why hasn't he been arrested as a criminal?
So it's not even about good policy, like I've said so many times.
Conservatives and bOtHSIDerIsts have nothing they can campaign on. No bills, no policies, no success...nothing.
All they can do is brag about how they violate the law.
When you say you are for enforcement of our immigration laws but that you support Abbots kidnapping and trafficking, then you aren't for enforcing our immigration laws...you are for breaking them.
Are you sure you're not ODing on Red Bull?
Thirty-five years after it was first imposed, a judge has lifted a consent decree barring the Republican National Committee from pursuing “ballot security” measures.
In their 1981 lawsuit to stop the RNC from engaging in certain practices at the polls, the Democratic National Committee attested that in a New Jersey gubernatorial election, the RNC had sent sample ballots to communities of color, and then had the names for each ballot returned as undeliverable removed from voter rolls. Democrats also alleged that the RNC hired off-duty cops to patrol majority-minority precincts, wearing “National Ballot Security Task Force” armbands. These details were enough to secure a consent decree between the two party organizations and the court in 1982, stopping the GOP from engaging in such voter-intimidation practices.
Except, Democrats alleged, they didn’t stop. The consent decree was updated in 1987 after Republicans created a voter-challenge list of black voters from whom letters had been returned as undeliverable, with an RNC official saying that the list could “keep the black vote down considerably.” The decree was modified again in 1990 after a court ruled the RNC had violated it by not telling state parties about its provisions, which had led to the North Carolina GOP sending 150,000 postcards to potential voters listing voting regulations, in an apparent attempt at intimidation. The GOP violated the court order again in 2004 after yet another voter-challenge list targeted black voters.