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More Federal Interference: South Carolina and Voter ID |
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Tuesday, 27 December 2011 20:21 |
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Attorney General Eric Holder put a lump of coal in South Carolina’s Christmas stocking on Dec. 23 when he objected to the state’s new voter ID law. By ignoring inconvenient facts and clear legal precedent, Holder showed once again that politics and ideology—not the rule of law—drive his law enforcement decisions. Given the power of the Justice Department and its potential for abuse, this should worry all Americans, particularly when that abuse has the potential to affect the outcome of next year’s election.
South Carolina passed a voter ID law that is almost identical to those implemented by Georgia and Indiana six years ago. It requires a voter to present a South Carolina driver’s license or other photo ID—a passport, military ID, or a voter registration card with a photo issued by South Carolina election officials.
Read more at http://blog.heritage.org/2011/12/27/south-carolina-and-voter-id-when-politics-drives-law-enforcement/ |
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Alabama Law Pays Off: Unemployment Down Sharply After Crackdown on Illegal Aliens |
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Sunday, 20 November 2011 20:55 |
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The war against Alabama’s immigration law has intensified in recent weeks, with a Justice Department lawsuit, visits by DOJ officials, and a showdown over illegal alien children who have been pulled from Alabama schools. Eric Holder sued Alabama, trying to block every aspect of its enforcement provision.
Why has the Administration and their ACLU and La Raza allies frantically tried to stop Alabama’s law from being enforced?
Because it’s WORKING – and putting legal Alabamans back to work.
From: http://standwitharizona.com/blog/2011/11/20/alabama-law-pays-off-unemployment-down-sharply-after-crackdown-on-illegal-aliens/ |
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Sunday, 20 November 2011 20:52 |
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Kootenai County’s Republican Central Committee is composed of 71 elected committeepersons from each neighborhood (precinct) and is the official vehicle for building and shaping the Idaho Republican Party at the county level. Members meet monthly to discuss and resolve issues relating to party business- raising and directing funds, training and aiding candidates, preparing and releasing official resolutions of support for political positions, and electing delegates to the statewide conventions and meetings. |
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