June 2012
May 2012
Florida Governor Rick Scott (R) is facing major criticism for his administration ruling many eligible citizens in the state ineligible to vote, according to an exclusive report from Think Progress.
Scott’s plan calls for the state to purge all “non-citizens” from the voting rolls before the November election. However, his administration’s list is filled with a myriad of mistakes that deny a large number of eligible voters the chance to cast a ballot.
One area serving as the prime example of the Scott administration’s mistakes is Miami Dade County, a predominantly Democratic area. 1638 people in the county were flagged as “non-citizens” by the state. However, at least 359 people already provided information proving their citizenship. An additional 26 people were identified as citizens by the county itself. The remaining 1,200 people have yet to respond to a letter sent by Florida’s Supervisor of Elections.
The Miami Herald found that “Hispanic, Democratic and independent-minded voters are the most likely to be targeted” to likely be considered ineligible to vote.
This should be the number one fucking story in America right now - -
Did I say “story?” I meant OUTRAGE.
And all that anyone cares about is a naked guy who got high and ate another naked guy’s face.
YOU ARE LOSING YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE. NOTHING ELSE MATTERS.
WAKE UP!
Thousands of Floridians might lose the right to vote
This is insane. I can’t believe this is happening.
—judge mathis, speaking the truth (via thatprettyoddfeminist)
facts on facts on facts
(via dumbthingswhitepplsay)
that means that either:
1. I think you are so damn fine that I have to thank the Lord for your existence
or
2. I’m about to put my foot so far up yo ass that they gon have to convert yo mouth into a Famous Footwear. You gettin fucked up.
Why is Martin Luther King in my book each week? He told blacks, if they get smacked, turn the other cheek.” —
Tupac (via mumia)
Correction: White history’s mythologized version of MLK told us this. Dr. King was actually a lot more radical than our textbooks teach us. And that is no accident.
(via ethiopienne)