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I received the following link:
Bring Out Your Dead!
Obama Regime Launches National Drive to Counter Voter-ID Laws
President
Obama’s reelection campaign launched a national drive Friday to counter new
restrictive voter-access laws, which advisers said threaten his electoral
chances in November.
Organizers
will fan out in key swing states this weekend to teach volunteers and voters
how to navigate a series of laws passed by Republican-controlled state
legislatures imposing stricter identification requirements, limiting early
voting and making it harder to organize voter-registration drives.
It
is the beginning of a months-long effort, campaign officials said, to combat
what they described as a Republican effort to stifle voting among young people
and minorities, two groups that traditionally tend to vote Democratic . . .
The
Obama campaign’s “weekend of action” is part of a field effort that in 2008
helped identify, register and turn out millions of new voters. Those new voters
gave Obama wins in unlikely places, including North Carolina and Virginia,
where young and minority voters helped make the difference. Turning out those
voters again this year is key to the president’s reelection strategy, but it is
also more challenging this year in part because of the new voting laws.
I was in Columbus, Ohio yesterday to attend the rally in support of Ohio’s HeartBeat Bill, which seeks to ban the abortion of any baby with a detectable heartbeat.
While walking to the rally a black woman approached me
with a clipboard in hand along with a pitch to have me sign a petition to
protect “our” right to vote.
When I asked her if her petition was to oppose the
voter ID law, she said it was. She looked shocked and stunned when I related
that I favored voter ID laws because I did not want dead people voting in the
next election. In an apparent stupor she drifted away. The thought “mindless
robot” came to mind, more accurately an Obot – an unthinking Obama supporter!
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