Posted on 04/02/2019 6:27:44 AM PDT by Red Badger
“I have hired plenty of convicted felons over the years. I sure wouldn’t call any of them liberals”.
Thanks for the good insight.
They have lived under the thumb of the prison system and they hate the government meddling in their lives?
The FL senate has not passed on law regarding the felon amendment .
No one can registered until the rules governing who and when to reinstate their voting rights .
Why would this son of a huge felon say this ?
And lie so easily about it .
Not all convicted felons will bother to register to vote.
It is plausible that those who bother to register would be majority Republicans.
Ha! His worm’s eye, direct and unvarnished view of unalloyed corruption AND the corrupted.
there felons... not insane...
they see that under socialism, the government organizes the crime and there is no room for competitors.
In ten years this law will have become a disaster for Republicans.
bookmark
Judge in Hawaii overrules law, says it had unintended consequences...
No bill has passed yet .
The Gop wants the felons to pay back all fees and victims .
Look it up
I wonder what percentage of them will actually go and vote.
I may be wrong, but it seems to me that most felons aren’t particularly thinking of civic duty. Their focus is elsewhere.
But, their votes might be susceptible to solicitation and harvesting.
They’re criminals, of course they’re overwhelmingly democrat. Not all criminals are democrats but all modern democrats are criminals.
It, whatever bill they do, won’t pass the FL Supreme Court.
The wording of the Amendment was explicit. They are wasting the taxpayer’s money and time.............
Worked for corrections 28 years. I thought many criminals had conservative views. Just didn’t want them applied to themselves.
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Twenty-two states automatically allow ex-felons to register to vote after they have completed their entire sentence, including incarceration, probation, and parole.
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The Future of Restoring Voting Rights for Ex-Felons: The Surprising Facts
One of the ballot box manipulation tricks of the Democrats is to register Republican for the primary to elect a conservative candidate that nobody wants, and then reregister to vote Democrat. What’s the law in Florida concerning this practice?
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics-government/state-politics/article228196689.html
The Slimes are lying and so is Jared .
It required the Fl senate rules.
The FL is now conservative .
It’s not illegal. My parents did it way back in the 60’s, though the other way around............
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