Well they've been getting screwed for years, and the fact of the matter is they should be the only Americans who can vote via email.
In fact I'd love to see the "new Black Panthers" block a military voting station or booth somewhere sometime since those sacks of crud love intimidation old ladies and the meek.
In fact I'd love to see the "new Black Panthers" block a military voting station or booth somewhere sometime since those sacks of crud love intimidation old ladies and the meek.
To be frank, ALL military men and women both home and abroad can all vote by 'smoke signal' or 'message in a bottle' for all I care if they feel like it, since it's they and ONLY THEY who keep this place free, and without them none of us casts a vote, period.
Their votes should count twice as a matter of fact just in case one of them doesn't count or is left in the Obama voting memory hole one way or another as demonstrated in my photoshop above as we know it happens election after election, as many of our votes have seemingly been negated by uninformed voters and ACORN fraud for years now unbenownst to most until they were uncovered by James Okeefe and Hannah Giles.
The left in DC should be collectively and figuratively hung if this occurs in November and we can prove it, especially if and when we take back the entire congress.
Soldier overseas? No voting for you: "In the wake of the Department of Justice's New Black Panther Party scandal, a second former DOJ attorney has now come forward, blasting the department for failing to protect American soldiers' right to vote.What's even more alarming, the attorney claims, is that despite congressional mandates passed in 2009 to ensure military personnel overseas can participate in elections, the DOJ's Voting Section is ignoring the new laws and may allow thousands of ballots to slip through the cracks uncounted in November.Everybody talks about the problems, but 'Taking America Back' actually offers some solutions for what the nation faces. Get it now.M. Eric Eversole is a former litigation attorney for the Voting Section of the U.S. Department of Justice and an advocate for military voters. In an opinion piece in The Washington Times, Eversole explains how soldiers in the field may be disenfranchised in the 2010 election.'Absentee ballots must be sent to overseas military voters at least 45 days before an election to give those voters sufficient time to receive and return their ballots,' Eversole explains. 'The Military Postal Service Agency goes one step further and recommends that absentee ballots be sent to war zones 60 days before an election.'But legal complaints, news stories and studies all showed dozens of states failing to give soldiers enough time to vote in the 2008 election – resulting in tens of thousands of soldiers' mailed ballots that arrived too late to be counted, perhaps enough to swing, for example, Minnesota's closely contested election of Democrat Senator Al Franken.(Story continues here at WND )
