Posted on 03/15/2012 5:38:08 AM PDT by Tribune7
“PA is a *northern* state. We’re not subject to the same restrictions as SC and TX. Corbett will be free to tell Holder to stuff it :^)”
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Wisconsin is a northern state also. That didn’t stop several OVERLORD Rat judges from stopping (at least temporarily) voter ID implementation.
I like your image of the walker.
I’m a big fan of the AMC series ‘The Walking Dead’ and have been wondering how the remaining non-walkers will survive. Some have speculated that the cold of winter will kill the walkers off.
Since the ‘Walking Dead’ story takes place in Georgia, if the folks can survive just a little longer they should be safe—the ‘walkers’ will have left to begin their long journey to Philadelphia to vote in this November’s election.
Apparently you don’t even need to be bitten to become a walker now.
I hear the black panthers have been hired by Holder to stand outside of polls and drive away those without IDs.
I know the courts overturned one in Texas
Which court?
Lest go stand in his office.
Wow, seriously? So something we do down here isn’t fair but if you do the same thing it is ok? Sounds like a really liberal law. lol
Maybe it made sense in 1965 but they keep giving it 25-year renewals.
Unreal. Thanks for the link. PA sort of stuck it to Holder then, didn’t they? Considering it is such a horribly racist act to require ID to vote and since no one in the North would ever act like those racist southerners. lol
Considering what is going on in the states somedays I actually even think 0 might be the best thing that happened to us in a long time.
Yeah, if we can survive him! We survived Carter and got Reagan.....where is our new Reagan?????
Good question. I am afraid we are going to end up with a new Jerry Ford.
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