How hypocritical is this?

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  1. gipper

    gipper Well-Known Member

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    Representative Eugene Green D Tex. has decided that his town hall meetings will only be open to folks from his district. In order to make sure, those attending will have to show photo ID.
    In 2006 congress voted on a bill requiring voters to show photo ID before voting. Green voted "NO." :evil: :evil: :evil:

    http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tom-blumer/2009/08/11/cant-make-it-dem-rep-who-opposes-photo-id-vote-requiring-photo-id-town-h
     
  2. Terry O'Keefe

    Terry O'Keefe Well-Known Member Administrator

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    Not to mention that Democrats all over go hysterical at any attempt to make sure that 1) a person is eligible to vote and 2)hasn't voted already.

    The guy is a fraud and he's in my town....not my rep though.
     
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    It never ends with these guys.
     
  4. gipper

    gipper Well-Known Member

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    Let's blame it on Bush :D
     
  5. Gator Bill

    Gator Bill Well-Known Member Administrator

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    MCG, I hope things are going well for you and things smooth out.

    However the above statement is BS. Like Corey said Bush didn't get any time. Because of what happened in Florida, you know when the Dims tried to steal the state and the election, Bush didn't have the normal time to put together his cabinet or do things the normal President elect would do.

    The Democrats were already attacking him before he took office and never let up. Never!

    So it's hard for me to have any sympathy with the vitroile statement as the Democrats defined that statement for 8 years under Bush.

    Now they have solid control of the Presidency and both houses of Congress. If they can keep their party together they don't need a single Republican vote.

    Yet we have chaos.

    No suprise to me.