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TheRealDawn @dawnald (85137) • Shingle Springs, California 12 Jan 22

There will be the annual Martin Luther King Jr. event in Placerville on Monday January 17th. Today I heard that the city took the banner down after somebody complained at a city meeting that it was too political. Hello, MLK day...

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Putin and Popcorn!

cmoneyspinner @cmoneyspinner (9218) • Austin, Texas 25 Jul 20

It's the act of a desperate man. He is trying to rig the US elections in his favor. Guess the Russians will sit this one out. I mean … why bother interfering when the president will do it himself? Does Russia also have a war...

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What is your stand on felony voting rights?

John Welford @indexer (4852) • Leicester, England 7 Nov 18

I have just seen that the State of Florida has passed an amendment to its constitution (via a public vote) to repeal its ban on people convicted of an offence (other than murder or a sex crime) being able to vote. I find it...

voting rights

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Should Prisoners Be Allowed to Vote?

cmoneyspinner @cmoneyspinner (9218) • Austin, Texas 10 Aug 18

When Trump took office he appointed a group to look into voter fraud. For some reason he's convinced that dead people and illegals are voting in our elections. Whatever! I disregarded this initial “official act” as POTUS and...

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Civil Rights Hero, Unrepentant Racist, or Race Traitor

DW Davis @DWDavis (25797) • United States 16 Jan 17

Could Lyndon B. Johnson have been all these things? It depends on who you ask. To the hardline segregationists of the south, LBJ, once one of the stalwarts of white supremacy, who fought every piece of Civil Rights legislation...

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lyndon baines johnson

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Important Election Reminder

Netsbridge @Netsbridge (3253) • United States 29 Oct 12

Politics is a tricky sport, and when it comes to elections, words or directives can be intentionally worded so as to sway the voter in a particular direction the voter may not have intended. Therefore, I will be stating a little...

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Should Felons be permitted to vote??

sweetaprillynn @sweetaprillynn (207) • United States 6 Sep 11

Some states are denying felons their right to vote. Each state in the United States determines their own laws regarding felon voting. What are your feelings on the subject?? Should all felons be denied their right to vote?...

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Do Voting Rights only apply to Democratic Voters??

bobmnu @bobmnu (8157) • United States 30 May 09

It seems that the Attorney General has decided that charges should be dropped against the Black Panther Party and some of its members because it is not a big enough violation of the Voting Rights Act. This after the defendants did...

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Drivers Licenses for Illegal Immigrants

bobmnu @bobmnu (8157) • United States 23 Oct 07

Governor Spitzer (D) of New York wants to give New York State Drivers Licenses to Illegal Immigrants. The leader of the Assembly, a Republican, opposes the idea and the Governor has retaliated by cutting off all state funds to his...

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I was wondering if everyone could take a second and help some people who are...

flpoolbum @flpoolbum (2978) • United States 10 Mar 07

really get screwed! The United States is 230 years old and I just discovered that residents of the District of Columbia don't have the right to vote! I know they are not in any state, that was the plan. But they still should be...

help district of columbia get the right to vote

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Do you have a voting right?

sachinbhinge @sachinbhinge (502) • India 29 Nov 06

Do you have a voting right?

18 years

freedom

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Do u think everyone should be given chance to choose his religion after 18 years

sachinbhinge @sachinbhinge (502) • India 4 Nov 06

Can it be possible? Mostly we are into some religion coz we have born to parents of that religion. Rather than this, can it possible to make change in law, that everyone will choose his religion when he has got a voting right....

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