[Recovering_Democrat]

Hussein hates real justice, LOVES to play the race card.

[RJL]

And when the Democrats actually suppress the military absentee ballots the Republicans simply yawn.

One has to respect the Democrats for one thing, they play to win. They protect and support their voters. The Republicans could learn a lot in this regard.

[MestaMachine]

So the theft of Election 2012 begins in earnest. Gee. Whoda thunk it?

[PapaBear3625]

but disallows those used by Wisconsin colleges.

The college ID shows that the person is named "Joe Doe", but SINCE IT DOES NOT SHOW HIS RESIDENCE ADDRESS, does nothing to stop the student from voting at the on-campus poll, then again at his off-campus-residence using an absentee ballot, and then again at his parents' address using another absentee ballot.

[Cowboy Bob]

Rather than spend all the money fighting the law, why don’t the Democrats just buy these “poor” people a photo ID?

[vicar7]

Requiring ID to show you are who you claim to be seems reasonable and not all that oppressive. I recall a bipartisan commission recommending such a law be passed federally. I was in Minnesota when Franken stole that election due to ACORN tactics. People are being sent to jail for that scandal as I type.

[Oceander]

“Voter protection” my arse. This is “protecting voter fraud.”

[opentalk]

Bob Bauer, helped shield Obama from eligibility issues , sealed records. Doesn't seem the most ethical man. They are trying to counter attempts to counter their voter fraud.

[sergeantdave]

Looks like a great opportunity for states and counties to arrest thousands of ACORN criminals.

[Go Gordon]

The Obama re-election campaign has quietly opened a counteroffensive against Republican-backed changes to election laws that Democrats say will suppress votes for their candidates and limit their get-out-the-vote drives.

All TRUE! When only legal ballots are cast, the votes for democrat candidates does indeed go down.

[GeronL]

Hugo Il-Obama!