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By: Think Progress » In The Bush Administration, Political Interests Triumph Over Fundamental Rights

Tue, 13 Dec 2005 18:41:53 +0000

[...] I have been flabbergasted by the continuing news coming out of the Justice Department. I first wrote on this blog a few weeks ago to discuss the harmful impact that requiring photo IDs would have on the most basic right in this country â€“ the right to vote. Just a couple of weeks later, I returned to Think Progress to discuss how political bureaucrats at the Department of Justice overrode the strong recommendation of experienced DOJ professionals who suggested that the Georgia photo ID law was inconsistent with requirements under the historically successful Voting Rights Act. We have since learned that political bureaucrats at Justice overrode the professionals on the Texas redistricting case, too. [...]

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Think Progress » Justice Dept. Appointees Threaten Voting Rights — Thu, 17 Nov 2005 20:33:45 +0000

[...] Having read that troubling story I could not help but revisit the discussion on election reform we had about a month ago. [...]

By: Justme

Justme — Sat, 12 Nov 2005 22:09:22 +0000

What you all should be decrying is not the use of the REAL ID as voter-identification B.S.,
but the FORCED USE OF REAL ID, *AT ALL*!

Please take time to educate yourselves on the atrocity called REAL ID ACT that was
deceptively passed & will be foisted on American citizens, to our detriment, if that
disgusting law is permitted to stand.

Americans should be actively fighting this REAL ID ACT to get it overturned.
The sooner, the better, before billions of dollars are wasted with this ridiculous scheme to enable DMV personnel to obtain & maintain YOUR ENTIRE LIFE-DATA RECORDS & HISTORY.

Get involved now: Do a search on google to find the many ANTI-REAL ID web projects out there, and educate yourselves now.

Thank you.

By: turk fowler

turk fowler — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 17:59:53 +0000

#94 Stubain- Funny stuff, you’re obviously intimidated by Ryan’s gift for words…:)

By: Human

Human — Thu, 27 Oct 2005 01:56:02 +0000

Well thanks for your opinion Mr.Daschle. If you are so wise, how is it you lost your seat? Republican lite you are, and there is blood on your hands from 2,000 Americans and 10’s thousands of Iraqis. You abdicated your responsibility to declare War to an unelected president. Americans deserve an UP or Down vote on a Question of War. You and the other party misleaders are the main reason I’m now a registered Independent.
The Democratic Party, another wholly owned subsidiary of the Military Industrial Complex.

By: I-RIGHT-I

I-RIGHT-I — Wed, 26 Oct 2005 16:18:35 +0000

If everyone who was released from prison was a productive member of society, wouldnâ€™t you prefer that sort of society?

Comment by Zwack

Utopian pipe dream in my opinion. There are some people who can not be rehabilitated. Also, who decides what a “productive member of society” is and when a prisoner has achieved that lofty position, the Liberals that consistently turn out worse offenders than they got to start with? The fact is we put people in jail to punish them, not rehabilitate them regardless of ridiculous title of “correctional institute” we give our prisons.

But allow them to vote? Why should we? A citizen already knows that by becoming a convicted felon he gives up his voting privilege. He may have served his sentence but that is only what we as a society have deemed to be his debt.

As I’ve said before, this country has too many losers voting as it is and most of you are not what any rational person would consider a productive member of society. I like my idea of allowing only productive members of our society the privilege of voting. Own some real property, pay taxes, improve the community, raise good children. Walking Dead Losers voting their “conscience” is what has fucked this country up. Put a stop to that and everyone benefits.

By: Stubain

Stubain — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 21:38:10 +0000

“…unlike you who prefers to kitchen sink like a pissed off dysfunctional girlfriend.”
Comment by Ryan Neat

I glad to see you are taking my advice and learning new and creative ways to attempt to degrade me. Good for you…

By: Stubain

Stubain — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 21:30:37 +0000

“Donâ€™t absentee ballots need to be notarized? That would mean someone already is checking IDs.”

Comment by Gary Kleppe

Ryan, I will let you field this one… I can’t have all the fun.

I am not too familiar with the nuts and bolts of how Oregon handles this sort of business, I will have to do some digging and get back to you.

“Given that a sex offender has served their sentence, and has been released then yes I disagree with a â€œsex offenderâ€ registry. If someone canâ€™t be trusted back in society then they shouldnâ€™t be released. Prison should be used to help rehabilitate offenders, and not just to punish them.”
Comment by Zwack

I couldn’t agree with you more. Absolutely right – keep them in prison until they are no longer a threat. If that means for life, so be it. This could go right into how state and fed prisons should be partially privatized and how absurd the “war on drugs” is, but those are other discussions entirely.

“If everyone who was released from prison was a productive member of society, wouldnâ€™t you prefer that sort of society?”
Comment by Zwack

Again, couldn’t have said it better myself.

By: Pablo in Mexico

Pablo in Mexico — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 21:28:45 +0000

Down here in Mexico you have to have a picture ID to vote and it has worked well.

It does not cost you anything and you are automatically put on the voting rolls forever, and no one can take you off.

By: Ryan Neat

Ryan Neat — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 21:16:37 +0000

“The premise of prison is that the person pays their price for criminal acts, but the reason they are released into society is that their sentence is done and their crime is paid for.
Comment by Ryan Neat
So can we assume you oppose a sex offender registry? (This should be good)
Comment by stubain”

How is that related again? Oh wait, it isn’t. You seem to lack the capacity to stay on topic. I could talk about your question, but frankly it’s off topic and I’m not interested in straying from voter rights – unlike you who prefers to kitchen sink like a pissed off dysfunctional girlfriend.

The point is that a person who commits a felon offense is denied the right to vote, and they are not allowed to vote.

By: Zwack

Zwack — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 20:46:52 +0000

stubain,

Given that a sex offender has served their sentence, and has been released then yes I disagree with a “sex offender” registry. If someone can’t be trusted back in society then they shouldn’t be released. Prison should be used to help rehabilitate offenders, and not just to punish them.

If everyone who was released from prison was a productive member of society, wouldn’t you prefer that sort of society?

By: Zwack

Zwack — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 20:43:34 +0000

So, given that Oregon does ALL of it’s voting by mail, why does what works in Oregon not work anywhere else?

The only news mention of Voter Fraud in Oregon that I can find is to do with a register to vote organisation that allegedly threw away democratic registrations.

By: Gary Kleppe

Gary Kleppe — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 20:40:17 +0000

Don’t absentee ballots need to be notarized? That would mean someone already is checking IDs.