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Related: About this forumRemember Kenneth Blackwell? 2004 election? He's back
and as dishonest as ever:
FRC Finds 'Disturbing' Democratic Conspiracy To Win Elections In Texas
The Family Research Council is deeply troubled that Democrats have the gall to try to win elections in the state of Texas. On Washington Watch yesterday, FRC senior fellow Kenneth Blackwell said that President Obama is trying to keep the border of Texas very open and porous to allow undocumented immigrants to enter the state so they can vote Democratic, even though they are not US citizens and therefore cannot vote.
Blackwell even tied this very disturbing Democratic conspiracy to the lawsuit against the Texas voter ID law, a measure that would bar the 1.4 million Texas voters who lack a photo ID from voting.
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Think about Texas and think about how the left is now trying to keep the border of Texas very open and porous and so you look at the number of illegals who are crossing the lines and now you have folks trying to make it easiertheyre fighting Texas in court to make voter ID illegal in Texas -- all of the sudden you see non-registered, non-legal citizens coming over the border, you see this effort by field organizers to get data on folks, making it very easy for them to mobilize those voters on Election Day.
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The Family Research Council is deeply troubled that Democrats have the gall to try to win elections in the state of Texas. On Washington Watch yesterday, FRC senior fellow Kenneth Blackwell said that President Obama is trying to keep the border of Texas very open and porous to allow undocumented immigrants to enter the state so they can vote Democratic, even though they are not US citizens and therefore cannot vote.
Blackwell even tied this very disturbing Democratic conspiracy to the lawsuit against the Texas voter ID law, a measure that would bar the 1.4 million Texas voters who lack a photo ID from voting.
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Think about Texas and think about how the left is now trying to keep the border of Texas very open and porous and so you look at the number of illegals who are crossing the lines and now you have folks trying to make it easiertheyre fighting Texas in court to make voter ID illegal in Texas -- all of the sudden you see non-registered, non-legal citizens coming over the border, you see this effort by field organizers to get data on folks, making it very easy for them to mobilize those voters on Election Day.
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Blackwell was, of course Ohio's Secretary of State in 2004 and was involved in that state's very controversial election day mess.
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Remember Kenneth Blackwell? 2004 election? He's back (Original Post)
NastyRiffraff
Feb 2014
OP
ladym55
(2,577 posts)1. I wondered where the creep ended up
Now I know.
Kenny--How can we miss you if you don't go (far) away?
riqster
(13,986 posts)2. Fuckity Von Fuckington, really?
Fuck. I mean, fuck.
What else is there to say, really?
davidpdx
(22,000 posts)4. I'm sure he has "proof" of this "conspiracy"
Way to earn your paycheck there Ken
Bluenorthwest
(45,319 posts)5. A lying bigot, which is to say a Republican
nt