DOJ Goes After Florida

7 Comments

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   Phil Perspective on June 1, 2012 at 11:56 am

   We wouldn’t want to have to put the Florida governor in prison, now would we?

   Isn’t prison where that jerkweed deserves to be?

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     ejmw on June 1, 2012 at 12:24 pm

     In fact, I can think of quite a few governors who should probably be in prison.

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   Flagranny on June 1, 2012 at 1:08 pm

   I have no problem with putting the Florida governor in jail.

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   mainsailset on June 1, 2012 at 2:09 pm

   I’d be happy having the notices go out to Gov Scott and his entire family telling them they are off the voting rolls until this is resolved for everyone on the purge list.

4. 

   rikyrah on June 1, 2012 at 2:11 pm

   put the mofo in jail

5. 

   Oui on June 1, 2012 at 2:51 pm

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   TPM Docs: DOJ demands Florida stop voter purge

   (TPM) – Christian Herren, chief of the voting section of DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, wrote in the letter obtained by TPM. “Specifically, please advise whether the State intends to cease the practice discussed above, so that the Department can determine what futher action, if any, is necessary.”

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   Voter purge may not stop despite federal demand

   (Orlando Sentinel) – Detzner distributed a list of 2,600 people who were listed by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles as non-citizens, but who also showed up on voter registration lists. Most of the names were in South Florida.

   The county supervisors of elections were in the process of trying to track down those people and get them to show evidence of whether or not they are citizens. County supervisors are on their own to decide what they want to continue, and what they want to stop, said Secretary of State spokesman Chris Cate. The county will purge any voters who respond to the letters volunteering information that indicates they are not citizens.

   Seminole Elections Supervisor Mike Ertel, a Republican, mostlty agreed, though apparently is willing to go even further. “We’re absolutely going to continue on with that process,” he said. “In the absence of an injunction, we’re not going to stop the process itself.”

   Scott Administration Vows To Accelerate Voter Purge: ‘There Will Be More Names’

   • Bill Internicola, a 91 year-old WWII vet, caught up in 180,000 names of Florida voter purge
   • Florida limits on voter registration drives blocked

   "But I will not let myself be reduced to silence."

6. 

   EEncho on June 1, 2012 at 2:53 pm

   Yes, P.Rick Scott is about as putrid as it gets down here in what I fondly refer to as the diseased penis of America. This criminal managed to slither his way into the governor’s mansion riding the same wave of racist teabagger sleaze that put Marco Rubio into a Senate seat. The DOJ needs to send out a task force after this crime boss and his minions because it is 2000 all over again right now.

   EE