Low income people vote Dem because they are low income.[/quote]
This is demonstrably false.
Poor people may vote Democratic in higher numbers than Republicans, but plenty of broke ass people with food stamps vote Republican. I know this because most of the county I live in is broke and Republicans carry Kansas easily every year.
Explain how Mississippi votes for a Republican president when the state is full of welfare queens?
The answer to this question is not nearly as easy as you suggest. Though it seems you really WANT the above to actually be true.
Low income people vote Dem because they are low income.[/quote]
This is demonstrably false.
Poor people may vote Democratic in higher numbers than Republicans, but plenty of broke ass people with food stamps vote Republican. I know this because most of the county I live in is broke and Republicans carry Kansas easily every year.
Explain how Mississippi votes for a Republican president when the state is full of welfare queens?
The answer to this question is not nearly as easy as you suggest. Though it seems you really WANT the above to actually be true. [/quote]
I agree there. Both sides get low income voters. But, democrats usually get most of the minority vote. Says something to me too when they get all the support from people who are her illegally as criminals.
Low income people vote Dem because they are low income.[/quote]
This is demonstrably false.
Poor people may vote Democratic in higher numbers than Republicans, but plenty of broke ass people with food stamps vote Republican. I know this because most of the county I live in is broke and Republicans carry Kansas easily every year.
Explain how Mississippi votes for a Republican president when the state is full of welfare queens?
The answer to this question is not nearly as easy as you suggest. Though it seems you really WANT the above to actually be true. [/quote]
I agree there. Both sides get low income voters. But, democrats usually get most of the minority vote. Says something to me too when they get all the support from people who are her illegally as criminals.
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The minority vote is different than the low income vote. For instance I’m surrounded by low income people in this county, almost all of them vote Republican, and all are white.
How’s that for breaking “ya know all ______ people vote X” stereotypes.?
Also for what it’s worth a lot of those illegals that are here are getting jobs from people who VOTE Republican. That’s another headscratcher. Party against illegal immigration has a ton of people who hire illegal immigrants.
Makes you wonder if a 2 party system is worth staying in.
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
Among Latino voters whose total family income is below $50,000, 82% voted for Obama while 17% voted for Romney.
Among Latino voters with family incomes of $50,000 or more, 59% voted for Obama while 39% voted for Romney.
My claim is not false, not from the 2012 election.
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You said:
This is demonstrably not true. Low income people vote for both parties.
You’re talking about low income minorities which is a different ball game.
My county has a per capita income of 23,000 dollars and is 95% white and 2012 went 70-30 Romney. You can find many similar situations in rural areas across the nation.
Low income people may be more likely to vote Dem, but Democrats don’t have a hammerlock on low income people. A lot of the so called takers that people talk about vote for the Republican party.
United Nations decides that UNITED STATES laws requiring I.D. to vote, and the rules trying to prevent illegals from getting free Obamacare are a “human rights issue”
California opens a new DMV facility…strictly for illegal immigrants.
“California officials expect to process 1.4 million driver’s license applications for illegals aliens over the next three years, at a cost of $140 million to $220 million to the taxpayers.”
[quote]UtahLama wrote:
California opens a new DMV facility…strictly for illegal immigrants.
“California officials expect to process 1.4 million driver’s license applications for illegals aliens over the next three years, at a cost of $140 million to $220 million to the taxpayers.”[/quote]
Probably will be more efficient and shorter lines too
[quote]UtahLama wrote:
United Nations decides that UNITED STATES laws requiring I.D. to vote, and the rules trying to prevent illegals from getting free Obamacare are a “human rights issue”
Illegal aliens are not going to sign up for the drivers license, they want to stay under the radar.
They are also bitching and moaning because their drivers license would look different, which would automatically tip them off as being an illegal alien.
Kinda hard to claim you’re not illegal with the special license.
Good lord. Only about 30 miles from where I grew up. Lyndon is a small town, approximately 1000 people. Disgusting. Keeping his head for some sort of religious reason? WTF?
Andrew, whom which a rarely agree, absolutely smokes a homerun on this issue.
He is without a doubt 1000% correct here. [/quote]
Would it (pressuring his resignation/termination) be an outrage had he expressed opposition to inter-racial marriage?
Remember seeing the interracial comparison? This is only the natural outcome as society begins to actually practice what it’s been saying. He and I should be chased out of every job we might ever have.
Florida country radio morning-show hosts Val St. John and Scott Fish are currently serving indefinite suspensions and possibly worse over a successful April Fools’ Day prank. They told their listeners that “dihydrogen monoxide” was coming out of the taps throughout the Fort Myers area. Dihydrogen monoxide is water.
The popular deejays are mainly in all this trouble (potentially of a felony level) because their listeners panicked so much ? about the molecular makeup of their drinking water, however unwittingly ? that Lee County utility officials had to issue a county-wide statement calming the fears of chemistry challenged Floridians.
