Democracy's funeral to be held next week as DOJ sends out 780 'observers' to 'monitor' the 'election
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[url]http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/election-2012/wp/2012/11/02/justice-department-to-monitor-polls-in-23-states/[/url]
[quote=Washington Post]The Justice Department announced Friday that its Civil Rights Division plans to send nearly 800 staff and observers to 51 jurisdictions in 23 states for Tuesday’s election. This has been standard practice since passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which bars discrimination in elections.
Some of the localities to be observed are in states covered under Section 5 of the law, which requires jurisdictions with a history of discriminatory voting practices to receive prior approval or “preclearance” before making changes in elections laws. They are Texas, South Carolina, Arizona, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Virginia and Alaska, along with parts of Florida, Georgia, California, New York, North Carolina, South Dakota, Michigan and New Hampshire.
The department’s list of places to be observed Tuesday also includes four Ohio counties: Cuyahoga (Cleveland) Hamilton (Cincinnati) Franklin (Columbus) and Lorain.
Justice will be joining an array of civil rights and voter fraud watchdog groups who will be watching the polls. The announcement said that observers and department personnel will “gather information on, among other things, whether voters are subject to different voting qualifications or procedures on the basis of race, color, or membership in a language minority group.”
Federal observers will monitor polling place activities in 17 jurisdictions: in Russell County, Ala.; Maricopa County, Ariz.; Alameda County, Calif.; Riverside County, Calif.; Randolph County, Ga.; East Carroll Parish, La.; Panola County, Miss.; Colfax County, Neb.; Sandoval County, N.M.; Orange County, N.Y.; Cuyahoga County, Ohio; Lorain County, Ohio; Williamsburg County, S.C.; Shannon County; S.D.; Dallas County, Texas; Fort Bend County, Texas; and Jefferson County, Texas.
Justice Department personnel will monitor the election in an additional 34 jurisdictions: Mobile County, Ala.; Pima County, Ariz.; Arapahoe County, Colo.; Denver; Duval County, Fla.; Hendry County, Fla.; Hillsborough County, Fla.; Lee County, Fla.; Miami-Dade County, Fla.; Orange County, Fla.; Osceola County, Fla.; Chicago & Cook County, Ill.; LaPorte County, Ind.; Finney County, Kan.; Detroit & Hamtramck, Mich.; Alamance County, N.C.; Wake County, N.C.; Bernalillo County, N.M.; Cibola County, N.M.; Queens County, N.Y.; Franklin County, Ohio; Hamilton County, Ohio; Allegheny County, Pa.; Chester County, Pa.; Delaware County, Pa.; Lehigh County, Pa.; Philadelphia; Richland County, S.C.; Davidson County, Tenn.; Shelby County, Tenn.; Harris County, Texas; and Milwaukee.[/quote]
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Unfortunate.
Man, it's not like were part of a UN election committee and should have to abide by the rules we call for other countries to stand by.
"immigrationmom"
"Not voting for Obama, eh? Get the fuck out of here, boy!"
-U.N. voting monitor/ Member of the Black Panthers
RIP America
[QUOTE=Nikota;38302709]Man, it's not like were part of a UN election committee and should have to abide by the rules we call for other countries to stand by.[/QUOTE]
election monitors infringe on your rights!
[QUOTE=DaysBefore;38302736]RIP America[/QUOTE]
Raise your Confederate and 'Bama flags, cause that's where we're going.
Also, keep in mind you may want to pick up some company logo flags too.
Scratch that, just raise the fucking Russian, Chinese, and Confederate flags to celebrate Obama's [I]glorious victory over ze kapitalist pigs!
Silly, silly Democratic Republicans, they're system will never work! Heil![/I]
There are no words to describe how I feel reading those comments.
It makes me more sad to read those comments than think about death for a week straight.
here lise america
killed by obungo
[QUOTE=Nikota;38302709]Man, it's not like were part of a UN election committee and should have to abide by the rules we call for other countries to stand by.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Bob_Namg;38302729]"Not voting for Obama, eh? Get the fuck out of here, boy!"
-U.N. voting monitor/ Member of the Black Panthers[/QUOTE]
This isn't the U.N.
This is the DOJ monitoring elections, especially in areas historically known to have discriminatory voting practices.
[QUOTE=Sgt. Khorn;38302841]There are no words to describe how I feel reading those comments.
It makes me more sad to read those comments than think about death for a week straight.[/QUOTE]
now you can think about both
what a deal!
Fucking how the comments always get me.
It scares me that these people vote. The Tyranny of the Idiocy
[QUOTE=Bob_Namg;38302791] raise the fucking Russian, Chinese, and Confederate flags to celebrate Obama's [I]glorious victory[/QUOTE]
Bad satire, yada yada, but...
[QUOTE=Bob_Namg;38302791]Confederate[/QUOTE]
Ay?
[QUOTE=Op's article]This has been standard practice since passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965[/QUOTE]
Why are they bitching about it this time is it just because Obama is black or what?
[QUOTE=Call Me Kiwi;38303346]Why are they bitching about it this time is it just because Obama is black or what?[/QUOTE]
It was ok when someone they liked did it but now someone they don't is, so it's the end of the world.
[quote=Republican #1]What a fiasco this election is going to be. So much fraud needed so the messiah to win.
Back in the 2000 elections, Barry's people had to call their Congress critters, because they noticed police cars patrolling, streets and were so afraid, they had to run back home. Unable to vote for their hero.[/quote]
[quote=Republican #2]People who can't read or write nor understand English have voting "rights"? Really? The results of some elections seem more clear to me now.[/quote]
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My State is on the list and I'm going to be a pollworker for Election Day, I'll let you guys know if any fights break out.
Those comments, a good laugh.
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My State is on the list and I'm going to be a pollworker for Election Day,[B] I'll let you guys know if any fights break out.[/B][/QUOTE]
You better kick someone out for not following simple directions if that happens.
Ironic considering the people criticizing this probably loved the conservatives who were going to 'monitor' the polls in Texas.
[QUOTE=Bentham;38303619]Ironic considering the people criticizing this probably loved the conservatives who were going to 'monitor' the polls in Texas.[/QUOTE]
Texas actually banned poll monitoring by politically motivated fellows if they're blatantly prone to telling opponents to "fuck off, n*****".[QUOTE=Starpluck;38303439][img]http://puu.sh/1m0uR[/img]
My State is on the list and I'm going to be a pollworker for Election Day, I'll let you guys know if any fights break out.[/QUOTE]Same here, been poll-walking for a few weeks now, surveying who's voting for what. Every single Obama voter is someone who's either an idiot, or someone who has no idea what they're talking about. I live in a democratic district. [QUOTE=Kalibos;38303405][/QUOTE]
Eh, everyone has their idiocies and idiots.
[QUOTE=mac338;38303326]Bad satire, yada yada, but...
Ay?[/QUOTE]
Democrats are notorious for leading the Confederacy in the American Civil War. They tended to have close-minded views on freedom and equality. Guess what? They still do!
[QUOTE=yawmwen;38303206]This isn't the U.N.
This is the DOJ monitoring elections, especially in areas historically known to have discriminatory voting practices.[/QUOTE]
Haven't we gotten over segre-
I mean, Obama will fix racism, we shall put down those mean white, rich people! How dare non-minorities have opinions and freedoms!
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My State is on the list and I'm going to be a pollworker for Election Day, I'll let you guys know if any fights break out.[/QUOTE]
Hey, I remember the last time you were a poll worker on election day. 3 months later and every one was wearing brown shirts and had bleached hair.
[QUOTE]This has been standard practice since passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which bars discrimination in elections.[/QUOTE]
So just to be clear, this is something that happens every election?
[QUOTE=Bob_Namg;38303675]Texas actually banned poll monitoring by politically motivated fellows if they're blatantly prone to telling opponents to "fuck off, n*****".[/QUOTE]
I learned something today.
[QUOTE=Splarg!;38303756]So just to be clear, this is something that happens every election?[/QUOTE]
It usually doesn't, if you mean all the violence. But the Panthers and facists REALLY want Obama to win.
They'll literally do anything to ensure he does.
Let me get this straight...
This is simply to allow all races, sexual preferences and sexes to vote, right?
[QUOTE=Zally13;38303832]Let me get this straight...
This is simply to allow all races, sexual preferences and sexes to vote, right?[/QUOTE]
obvsly not its to kill dmecoracy!
[quote]Democrats are notorious for leading the Confederacy in the American Civil War. They tended to have close-minded views on freedom and equality. Guess what? They still do![/quote]
are you fucking kidding me?
people should be banned for being this willfully obtuse
[QUOTE=Lazor;38304489]are you fucking kidding me?
people should be banned for being this willfully obtuse[/QUOTE]
It's obviously a gimmick account.
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