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Category Archives: Voting Rights Act
“Do We Still Need the Voting Rights Act?”
Ben Jacobs writes for The Daily Beast.
Posted in Voting Rights Act
Tagged Administration Building, approval, Beast, Board Of Elections, Civil Rights Laws, Congressional Districts, County Administration, County Board Of Elections, decision, Election Practices, Georgia Alabama, Getty Images, Holder, Jacobs, Legal Academics, Mct, Methodist Church, Polling Place, Richland County, Shelby County, Shrug, Supreme Court, Tim Dominick, United States Government, Voter Id, Voting Rights Act
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“Don’t Worry About the Voting Rights Act; If the Supreme Court strikes down part of it, black and Hispanic voters will be just fine.”
Eric Posner and Nick Stephanopoulos have written this piece for Slate.
Posted in Voting Rights Act
Tagged Act, Alabama County, Coincidence, Commentators, Conservative Justices, Electoral Outcomes, Emily Bazelon, Eric Posner, Hispanic Voters, Justice Department, Liberals, Minorities, Minority Representation, Minority Voters, Photo Id, Racism, Redistricting, Shelby County, Skepticism, Slate, Southern States, State Efforts, Stephanopoulos, Supreme Court, Voting Rights, Voting Rights Act, Worry
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Arizona AG Says Burden of Complying with Voting Rights Act “Huge”
Important article in the Arizona Republic.
Posted in Voting Rights Act
Tagged Act, Alabama County, Arizona Attorney General, Arizona Republic, Constitutional Authority, Discrimination, Federal Approval, Federal Scrutiny, Fingertips, Frustration, Hispanics, Legal Experts, Legal Footing, Minority Participation, Opponents, Relevance, Rights Of Minorities, sales tax, State And Locality, Supreme Court, Tax Hike, Tom Horne, Voting Rights, Voting Rights Act
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“Shelby County files Voting Rights Act appeal with U.S. Supreme Court”
Birmingham News: “Shelby County took its challenge of the Voting Rights Actto the U.S. Supreme Court today, asking the justices to declare part of the 1965 law an unfair burden on states such as Alabama where the federal government still … Continue reading →
Posted in Voting Rights Act
Tagged Birmingham News, Civil Law, Civil Rights, Constitutionality, Court Decisions, Department of Justice, Elections, era, Federal Government, Landmark, Oral Arguments, Petition, Profile Cases, Racial Discrimination, Shelby County, Supreme Court Justices, Unfair Burden, Voting Rights Act
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Holder, DOJ to file lawsuit against Florida despite proof of illegal voters
The Attorney General Eric Holder isn’t going to allow his legal problems get in the way of Department of Justice officials on Monday announcing their intention to sue the Florida over its so-called “purge” of the state’s voter r…
Posted in ACORN, DOJ, Election, Eric Holder, Florida, Project Vote, Voter Fraud, Voting Rights Act
Tagged agency, Al Gore, Center, Congress, Conservative Activists, Democratic Party Operatives, Department of Justice, Doj Lawsuit, Electoral State, Eric, Eric Holder, Felons, file, Florida Officials, Floridians, George W Bush, Holder, Illegal Aliens, Integrity, Justice Officials, lawsuit, Many Government Officials, National Elections, Pew, Pew Center, Presidential Race, Project, Proof, Registered Voters, Republican George, voter, Voter Fraud, Voter Registrations, voters, Voting Rights Act
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Obomination: DOJ “More Partisan Than Ever” Under Obama
See pages 6-7 of this report (via RNLA blog).
Posted in Voting Rights Act
Tagged Blog, Committee On The Judiciary, Consistent Focus, Constitutional Duties, Department of Justice, DOJ, Executive Branch, Federal Courts, House Committee, House Judiciary Committee, Imposition, Judiciary Committee Report, Justice Department, Labor Relations Board, Lamar Smith, National Labor Relations, National Labor Relations Board, Prime Example, Public Opinion, Radical Agenda, Recess Appointment, Taxpayer Dollars, The Voting Wars, Voter Id
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AG drops Voting Rights Act lawsuit, plans to re-file
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office asked a federal court to dismiss its lawsuit against a provision of the Voting Rights Act, saying it doesn’t have the resources to fight an expensive court battle.
Posted in Voting Rights Act
Tagged agencies, Ala, Arizona Attorney General, Arizona Attorney General's Office, Capitol Insiders, Capitol Times, Challenges, Constitutionality, Court Cases, D.C., David Cole, Department of Justice, Election Laws, Elections, Handful, Jurisdictions, lot, Nature, PHOENIX, Provision, Shelby County, Solicitor General, Tom Horne, U S Department, U.S. District Court for Washington, Voting Rights Act, Washington D C
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VIDEO: Undercover Investigation Reveals Liberal Hypocrisy on Voter ID
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder is currently blocking implementation of voter ID laws in South Carolina and Texas, claiming such measures are “unnecessary,” discriminatory and would make it harder for minorities to vote. But if you’re planning to visit Holder’s office in Washington, D.C., you better bring a photo ID. The Department of Justice has two armed guards stationed outside its headquarters to check IDs of anyone who wants to enter — employees and visitors. Holder’s politically motivated crusade against voter ID laws has the support of liberal advocacy organizations such … More
Posted in Eric Holder, Georgia, Indiana, South Carolina, Texas, Voter ID, Voting Rights, Voting Rights Act
Tagged Advancement Project, Advocacy Organizations, African Americans, All Out War, Armed Guards, Crusade, Department of Justice, Eric Holder, False Arguments, Hypocrisy, Lawyers Committee For Civil Rights, Liberal Hypocrisy, Ohio Secretary Of State, Ohio Secretary Of State Ken Blackwell, Photo Id, Photo Identification, Rule Of Law, Scribe, Secretary Of State Ken Blackwell, Section 5, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Case, Undercover Investigation, video, Voter Id, Voting Rights
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