The Supreme Court on Saturday allowed an Arizona law barring organizers from picking up ballots and delivering them to election stations to remain in effect.

The ruling is a blow to Democrats in the state who say the law could disenfranchise thousands of voters, especially in minority communities that rely upon neighbors and activists to collect and hand-deliver the ballots.

So how are all of those illegal votes going to get delivered now?

http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/04/politics/a...l?adkey=bn

Allowing community organizers to pick up ballots and deliver them is rife with the possibility for monkey business.
Given that you can mail them in…everyone should be able to either take it in person or send it through the mail.

Yeah... this smells funny.


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So now we are to believe minorities are disenfranchised because they have no shoes either.

Can't people just go effin vote like normal. If the gov was giving some free shite away they would have no problems

It's unbelievable the excuses people will make.

We have to spend millions putting fences up on bridges so that morons won't throw crap off overpasses, and we have to put signs on wood chippers warning people they shouldn't put their hands inside... but how dare we accuse people of stuffing a ballot box!!

No person other than a poll worker or a clerk should handle a ballot, period.

Think about all of the disenfranchised voters of the 1800's who had to get up off the sofa and trek miles and miles on foot or horse and buggy to vote on election day, whether rain, snow, sickness, etc.

Now we have to walk into snowflakes home because its too inconvenient for them to get to a post office within two weeks. Funny, they seem to get to the post office real quick when the welfare check hits.

(11-05-2016 01:31 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  Think about all of the disenfranchised voters of the 1800's who had to get up off the sofa and trek miles and miles on foot or horse and buggy to vote on election day, whether rain, snow, sickness, etc.

Now we have to walk into snowflakes home because its too inconvenient for them to get to a post office within two weeks. Funny, they seem to get to the post office real quick when the welfare check hits.

Good post because it's true. Heck, even some that call themselves Christians can't get out of their cars. They'll go to a Drive-In Church.