This is liberalism at it's most insane.

This is liberalism at it's most insane. Giving felons the right to vote?

This is liberalism at it's most insane. Giving felons the right to vote?

This is liberalism at it's most insane. Giving felons the right to vote?
Have these people lost their minds?

rejecting the LLL ( Looney Liberal Left ) in record numbers? Its situations
like this that had Americans believing that Bush was the better alternative
for Prersident. Sad, isn't it?





http://www.theconservativevoice.com/article/14891.html





While Senators Hillary Clinton (D-NY) and John Kerry (D-MA) attempt to push
a bill through the Senate that would restore voting rights for felons --
including killers, rapists and child predators -- such a law would receive a
cold reception by most Americans, according to a just-released poll. And
some believe Clinton and Kerry -- with the help of some news
organizations -- are trying to sneak their bill under the public radar.

A new poll conducted by Zogby Interactive for Associated Television News and
The O'Leary Report shows that a clear majority of Americans, including
blacks and Hispanics, are opposed to the restoration of voting rights for
former felons.

The Zogby/Associated Television News poll findings show that Americans
oppose aspects of the Count Every Vote Act sponsored by Senators Hillary
Clinton and John Kerry that would restore the voting rights of former
convicted felons. Fifty-three percent of the American public believes that
such a law giving back the right to vote to felons is bad for the country.

Another 71% of the country feels that the motive for such legislation is to
help win elections. Both Clinton and Kerry are expected to run for the
Democrat nomination for President of the United States.

Twenty-three percent of the American public believes that felons, as a
class, who are released from prison should get their voting rights back
while 70% of Americans believe the vote should be restored on an individual
basis and not as a class.

Between 79% and 90% of the American public believes that anyone who has used
a gun in a crime or guilty of a sex crime or a violent crime should face
tougher standards in having their voting rights restored than those
individuals convicted of a non-violent crime.

Vermont and Maine are the only two states in the country that allow felons
to vote while incarcerated. Depending on the severity of the crime, between
70% and 80% of the American public opposes such provisions in the law.

This is liberalism at it's most insane. Giving felons the right to vote?

This is liberalism at it's most insane. Giving felons the right to vote?

This is liberalism at it's most insane. Giving felons the right to
vote? Have these people lost their minds? Is it any wonder that
Americans are rejecting the LLL ( Looney Liberal Left ) in record
numbers? Its situations like this that had Americans believing that
Bush was the better alternative for Prersident. Sad, isn't it?





http://www.theconservativevoice.com/article/14891.html





While Senators Hillary Clinton (D-NY) and John Kerry (D-MA) attempt
to push a bill through the Senate that would restore voting rights
for felons -- including killers, rapists and child predators -- such
a law would receive a cold reception by most Americans, according to
a just-released poll. And some believe Clinton and Kerry -- with the
help of some news
organizations -- are trying to sneak their bill under the public
radar.

A new poll conducted by Zogby Interactive for Associated Television
News and The O'Leary Report shows that a clear majority of Americans,
including blacks and Hispanics, are opposed to the restoration of
voting rights for former felons.

The Zogby/Associated Television News poll findings show that Americans
oppose aspects of the Count Every Vote Act sponsored by Senators
Hillary Clinton and John Kerry that would restore the voting rights
of former convicted felons. Fifty-three percent of the American
public believes that such a law giving back the right to vote to
felons is bad for the country.

Another 71% of the country feels that the motive for such legislation
is to help win elections. Both Clinton and Kerry are expected to run
for the Democrat nomination for President of the United States.

Twenty-three percent of the American public believes that felons, as a
class, who are released from prison should get their voting rights
back while 70% of Americans believe the vote should be restored on an
individual basis and not as a class.

Between 79% and 90% of the American public believes that anyone who
has used a gun in a crime or guilty of a sex crime or a violent crime
should face tougher standards in having their voting rights restored
than those individuals convicted of a non-violent crime.

Vermont and Maine are the only two states in the country that allow
felons to vote while incarcerated. Depending on the severity of the
crime, between 70% and 80% of the American public opposes such
provisions in the law.