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  • If the Dead Can Vote...

    11/09/2012 9:22:32 AM PST · by GraceG · 24 replies
    GraceG
    If the dead can vote... If the Dead can vote then the dead gotta be able to eat and do many other things that a normal person can do, well except hold a job and be a productive memeber of society. The Dead Gotta Eat... It just occured to me, all those dead voters need to eat too, I mean if you are dead and you just spent a long election season voting several times for your favorite democrat president, the food stamp president and you get bupkiss for your your vote, well nuts to that, why not sign your...
  • Obama ‘literally’ looks to sew up the zombie vote?

    06/12/2012 2:51:14 PM PDT · by DogByte6RER · 10 replies
    The Ticket ^ | June 12, 2012 | Olivier Knox
    Obama ‘literally’ looks to sew up the zombie vote? President Barack Obama's re-election campaign on Tuesday sent supporters an email solicitation offering an unusual opportunity: Give just $3, "and you could literally have his ear at an upcoming dinner with you and a few other guests." "Literally" have his ear at dinner? It's perfectly obvious that the campaign meant that some lucky donors would get the chance to talk to the president. But the writing evoked something a bit more dramatic: A van Gogh homage, perhaps? Or a meal featuring "fava beans and a nice chianti"? Or the Miami face-eater?...
  • Judge Strikes Down Mo. Voter ID Law

    09/14/2006 3:24:29 PM PDT · by SmithL · 113 replies · 2,329+ views
    AP ^ | 9/14/6 | KELLY WIESE
    Jefferson City -- A judge struck down Missouri's new voter identification law Thursday as an unconstitutional infringement on the right to vote. The law required voters to show a federal or Missouri-issued photo ID at the polls, which Cole County Circuit Judge Richard Callahan said was an unconstitutional burden on voters because the paperwork required to get those IDs is not free. Callahan said the requirement is a particular burden to women and the poor. . . .