Posted on 09/23/2014 3:41:44 PM PDT by mdittmar
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Hmm?,that sounds kinda partisan and mean spirited from a union whose members derive their pay from our tax dollars.
I wonder who the "other extremists" are that the The American Federation of Government Employees is talking about?
Good grief! Look at what the Govt. Union is saying about Scott Walker.
FReep Mail me if you want on, or off, this Wisconsin interest ping list.
Introduced by democrats just this week in Michigan. Fortunately they are DOA in the GOP controlled legislature.
House Bill 5787: Allow different drivers license and voter registration addresses Introduced by Rep. Rudy Hobbs (D) on September 10, 2014, to allow a person to have a different address on their drivers license than the one at which they are registered to vote.
House Bill 5788: Allow different state ID and voter registration addresses
Introduced by Rep. Rudy Hobbs (D) on September 10, 2014, to allow a person to have a different address on their state-issued identification card I.D. than the one at which they are registered to vote.
House Bill 5789: Allow election day voter registration
Introduced by Rep. Rudy Hobbs (D) on September 10, 2014, to allow election day voting registration. Under current law, a citizen must register at least 30 days before an election. An assistant township, city or county clerk would have to be present at every polling place to accept sworn statements that the information in the voter registration application was valid.
House Bill 5790: Mandate landlords provide voter registration information
Introduced by Rep. Rudy Hobbs (D) on September 10, 2014, to mandate that landlords provide voter registration information and applications to tenants when they take possession.
Bookmarking for later, I am going to sign up my dead grandmother... wait she was already signed up by the Dem machine...
I am going to sign up my hamster, oh wait, someone already signed him up...
Well, nothing for me to do...
We’re always hearing how the Democrats are light years ahead of the GOP in the “ground game”. I’m thinking this is just a sample of how they kick our butts in the ground game every election cycle.
Because they politicize unelected offices?
Hope someone forwards that to Walker, and to the RNC, and maybe Breitbart.
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