To: Tumbleweed_Connection
How about holding a basic history test before you can vote? Get them all right or be turned away at the polls.
Who was the first President of the United States? ________
Who was President during the Civil War? __________
Does Congress have the legal power to remove the freedom of speech? ____________
Who becomes President if the President dies? ____________
What year is it? _____________
What is the letter in the alphabet after "R"? _________
To: rogueleader
Good questions!
Let me fix those questions for the RATS:
Who was the first black President of the United States? ________
Who was the Republican President during the racism driven Civil War? __________
Does Congress have need the legal power to remove the freedom of speech? ____________
Who is the current, evil person that becomes President if the current, evil President dies? ____________
What year has it been or will be? _____________
What is the a letter in the alphabet after "R"? _________
20 posted on
03/19/2004 11:43:53 AM PST by
HighWheeler
(RATS hero is an impeached, dis-barred, lying, perjuring, cheating, lazy, cowardly sexual predator)
To: rogueleader
Who was President during the Civil War?Which side?
To: rogueleader
The rest are easy, but I always have a hard time remembering what year it is.
22 posted on
03/19/2004 12:07:59 PM PST by
conejo99
To: rogueleader
I have one question for voters:
Can the federal government do anything that the Constitution doesn't forbid,
or can it do nothing except what the Constitution specifically allows?
Get it wrong, can't vote. That would get rid of 90% of the Democrat voters.
27 posted on
03/19/2004 12:22:42 PM PST by
MrB
To: rogueleader
Does Congress have the legal power to remove the freedom of speech? Yes.
That's the correct answer altough I suspect you believe the answer is "No". Even though our revered Constitution says "Congress shall make NO law ... abridging the freedom of speech or of the press ..."
For reference see SCOTUS ruling on McStain's Campaign Finance Reform Act. I am depressed. What part of "no law" do they not understand? :-(
29 posted on
03/19/2004 12:52:12 PM PST by
Tunehead54
(Support Our Troops!)
To: rogueleader
Get them all right or be turned away at the polls How about 'get two right'?
34 posted on
03/19/2004 2:03:59 PM PST by
RightWhale
(Theorems link concepts; proofs establish links)
To: rogueleader
Who was the first President of the United States? Samuel Huntington- September 28, 1779-July 9, 1781. First President of the United States under the Articles of Confederation.
Or, going even further back:
Peyton Randolph-September 5, 1774-October 21, 1774. First President of the Continental Congress.
40 posted on
03/19/2004 4:36:38 PM PST by
nonliberal
(Graduate: Curtis E. LeMay School of International Relations)
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