BREAKING NEWS: SCOTUS Rules Against Republicans In Ohio Voter Registration Controversy

[militaryrocks]

It's not what party you are from but making sure that the people that are reg to vote are lawful voters. (not illegals, minors or someone with mult voting power) The Democrats should be the ones spear heading this. As far as the Rep., one poster above said "It was republicans who supressed the minority vote for a long time" I think the Democrats did that to 2 states during the primary.

[Fringe111]

The Dems are finally smartening up. They stole the election twice now. That won't happen again.

[FatherJudgement]

Amazing how The Democrats scream about Voter fraud in 2000 and 2004 but don't want voter fraus investigated from 12 STATES investigated here...

[dancharter]

It's called "Fair Game". It was republicans who supressed the minority vote for a long time and now it's coming back to roost on them. What goes around, comes around

[Darksabre812]

ACORN is an organization that helps people who normally don't register to vote register. And when they do you get the dumb ass people who fill out registration for Micky Mouse and Darth Vader. ACORN is required by LAW to hand in every Registration Form. And they hand them in three groups: Confirmed, Incomplete, and Suspicious (where you'd find Micky Mouse). The media did their usual "ignore the facts" thing. Look it up, man.

Look up ACORN

[Scoot2612]

Amazing how Republicans always lie. Like Joe the plumber. The Pro-American from a small town.

Hopefully you are from a small town too, as according to your VP candidate Palin, you otherwise are not so Pro-American as good old Joe.

Of course again the dumb Barbie didn't mean it that way as she corrected herself again, but imagine such a stupid mistake in discussions with foreign leaders and the fact that it will be a scandal that she can not correct so easily.

[Fringe111]

Oh please, it's common knowledge that the republicans have fixed the last two elections. Good for the Dems. Their not going to let this happen again.

[armyveteran101st]

While I think that there should be some way of making sure the people voting are lawfully entitled to do so, I am glad the Supreme Court ruled against the republicans in Ohio. Their scheme was just too transparent. But I insist, at some point we will need to come up with an equitable and fair method to verify the identities of potential voters to ensure the lawful practice of one of our most precious rights as citizens...

[voyeurdug]

Yeaaay!  Another vote-suppression ploy THWARTED!