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What do you think of the Supreme Court decision to gut the Voting Rights Act,?
"The Supreme Court has given license and perrmission to go full speed ahead in the prevention of voter registration of African-Americans and Latinos," Is your group next
Justice Ginsburg argued that continued discrimination, which Chief Justice Roberts himself noted in the majority opinion, demands continued federal oversight.
4 Answers
- chmacqueenLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
Nonsense. Those same minorities vote and get IDs in other states just fine. They will continue to do so. Those minorities can get Valid State IDs like everyone else. They can get Driver's Licenses and State IDs without any issue and have been doing so for many years which have nothing to do with the Voting Rights Act. Its still Federal Law that makes sure qualified Americans can recieve ID's. Its also Federal Law that states Voter Registration. These laws weren't hurt minority American Citizens at all.
The ones it will hurt are all of the illegal aliens, the dead, and those making false names to vote under in some states. Remember in some states to get an ID you don't need any proof you are who you say to be thus is how illegal aliens can get IDs and also by the Federal Motor Voter Law get registered to vote as illegal aliens.
Your just cranky because if more states catch on and follow suit there goes 25% of the Dem vote which is fake and illegal voters.
- ?Lv 48 years ago
Voting Rights Act allowed the federal government to stop discriminatory voting laws from being enacted by the states. And it's been working. Just last year, new laws were struck down in Texas, South Carolina and Florida—arguably three of the most important states for upcoming elections. Two of those defeated laws were deemed flat-out racist as wr
So I think it was wrong
- andyLv 78 years ago
All they said was that you can't use data from 1972 as evidence 40 years later. Also, in case you haven't been following what has happened since Eric Holder has gotten a hold on the Justice Department, he has been using his power to punish certain States from making changes to their voting laws that require people to show ID to vote. This is the same ID that you need to be on welfare, to have a checking account, to board a plane, to buy cigarettes, to buy alcohol, etc. As a matter of fact, in my area you have to have a photo ID to go to the pool so that they can make sure that you are not a sex offender.
