Here is the bad news: You will hear a lot about voter ID laws for another 4 months.
Here is the good news: You won't hear any more about this after November.
The Dems have a huge problem and it is called "minority unemployment".
The latest jobs report puts Black unemployment at 14% and 11% for Hispanics. It is a lot more than that for young people, specially now that they will have to compete with the 800,000 "dreamers" that Pres BO legalized a few weeks ago. (Remember The Dream Act that a Dem majority in the Senate & Congress could not pass?)
The latest jobs report puts Black unemployment at 14% and 11% for Hispanics. It is a lot more than that for young people, specially now that they will have to compete with the 800,000 "dreamers" that Pres BO legalized a few weeks ago. (Remember The Dream Act that a Dem majority in the Senate & Congress could not pass?)
So what do you do when you have "ZERO" ideas to reduce unemployment in minority communities? What do you do after Friday's jobs report?
You talk about voter ID laws and revive the ghost of "Jim Crow"!
AG Holder is leading the charge against Voter ID laws in Texas. However, you had to show a "photo ID" to get in to see AG Holder.
AG Holder's dishonesty is clear, as indicated by today's WSJ editorial:
"Mr. Holder knows his charge is buncombe.
The Texas law stipulates that voters can use several kinds of ID to vote, including a driver's license, passport, a U.S. military ID and (this being Texas) a handgun permit. As for the "poll tax" canard, the law says the Texas Department of Public Safety will issue a free Election Identification Card if requested.
The Texas law stipulates that voters can use several kinds of ID to vote, including a driver's license, passport, a U.S. military ID and (this being Texas) a handgun permit. As for the "poll tax" canard, the law says the Texas Department of Public Safety will issue a free Election Identification Card if requested.
The AG knows all this, or should know
it, because it is contained in a January 12 letter from the Texas
Director of Elections to the Justice Department. He also knows, or
should know before he throws around racially incendiary language, that
the poll tax charge was raised and rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court
when it upheld a similar Indiana voter ID law in 2009.
The charge was also rejected by a lower federal court in Georgia.
The charge was also rejected by a lower federal court in Georgia.
Mr. Holder's wallowing in a Jim Crow
metaphor to score political points is a discredit to his department, to
the rule of law, and to the nonracist country that 45 years after the
Voting Rights Act made him its chief law enforcement officer."
So true. We repeat that this is not about voting or civil rights. This is about a Dem party that can not explain why Black & Hispanic unemployment is going up and up 3 years after the Dem party passed a $1 trillion "stimulus".
Click here for our conversation with Alicia Colon:
Tags: Complaints about "Voter ID Laws" are just a distraction from Black & Hispanic unemployment
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