Republicans: Lose Your House, Lose Your Vote By Jeralyn TALK LEFT Wednesday Sep 10, 2008
"We will have a list of foreclosed homes and will make sure people aren’t voting from those addresses,"
Greg Palast Says It's All About The 2008 Elections Saturday, May 26, 2007
Here's a bunch of question's... "Even 'if' someone is foreclosed upon, don't they still have a period of time to vacate - physically move and change their address? What about people who honestly still reside in their homes, even if foreclosure has taken place? Will they have to bring an official letter to their polling place that states they are still a resident of that particular voting
district? For everyone to hear? This seems more damaging than just telling a few (less than few I'm sure - maybe 0) who have moved, that they are not welcome at their local polling place. This seems to be worse than just telling a very, very few (0 most likely) that they will be publicly humiliated and denied their rights when they show up to vote. The saddest part about this ploy is that it is meant to OBSTRUCT "all" voters. As we all know, homes not foreclosed on will be on that list too, thereby challenging voters to prove that it isn't. An old game with a new twist. NeCons haven't gotten it right yet...what proof do we have that they-NEoCons can actually come up with a truthful list of vacated foreclosed homes, period? What proof is there that says people will return to vote once they have moved? Vacated foreclosed homes that were occupied by good and decent people living the American Dream. Good and decent people who will make their way back to the very place that now probably feels like salt being poured in to their open wound of financial failure and personal crisis?" NeoCon Republicans, the party of Rapture for Ruin? EGADS! So this is what the mortgage crisis was all about?!?
"We will have a list of foreclosed homes and will make sure people aren’t voting from those addresses,"
Greg Palast Says It's All About The 2008 Elections Saturday, May 26, 2007Here's a bunch of question's... "Even 'if' someone is foreclosed upon, don't they still have a period of time to vacate - physically move and change their address? What about people who honestly still reside in their homes, even if foreclosure has taken place? Will they have to bring an official letter to their polling place that states they are still a resident of that particular voting
district? For everyone to hear? This seems more damaging than just telling a few (less than few I'm sure - maybe 0) who have moved, that they are not welcome at their local polling place. This seems to be worse than just telling a very, very few (0 most likely) that they will be publicly humiliated and denied their rights when they show up to vote. The saddest part about this ploy is that it is meant to OBSTRUCT "all" voters. As we all know, homes not foreclosed on will be on that list too, thereby challenging voters to prove that it isn't. An old game with a new twist. NeCons haven't gotten it right yet...what proof do we have that they-NEoCons can actually come up with a truthful list of vacated foreclosed homes, period? What proof is there that says people will return to vote once they have moved? Vacated foreclosed homes that were occupied by good and decent people living the American Dream. Good and decent people who will make their way back to the very place that now probably feels like salt being poured in to their open wound of financial failure and personal crisis?" NeoCon Republicans, the party of Rapture for Ruin? EGADS! So this is what the mortgage crisis was all about?!?
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