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Tag Archives: felon rights restoration
All the Nooz that’s fit to spit … Tampa Bay Times
On prisons, no legislative power play – Tampa Bay Times The Scott administration complains that blocking the statewide privatization of prison health care and forcing the state to keep providing that care will cost the state $90 million. Too bad. … Continue reading
All the Nooz that’s fit to spit … Cox Media Group/Palm Beach Post
Former Florida GOP leaders say voter suppression was reason… | http://www.palmbeachpost.com “The people that worked in Tallahassee felt that early voting was bad, ” Crist said. “And I heard about it after I signed the executive order expanding it. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Crist, Dean Cannon, early voting, felon rights restoration, Jim Crow, Jim Greer, mainstream media manipulation, Miami Herald, Mike Haridopolos, Palm Beach Post, Republican Party of Florida, Rick Scott, vote suppression, voter ID, voter registration
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All the Nooz that’s fit to spit … McClatchey Company/Miami Herald
Fred Grimm: Vote suppression in Florida? The numbers don’t lie – Fred Grimm – MiamiHerald.com So Greer and Crist, grinders of their respective axes, both have certain credibility issues. But there something else to consider. Objective reality. Votes were suppressed. … Continue reading
Needling Needelman, redux
Wobblier than usual – rife with run-on sentences (and likely many other faults I’ll find later) – but a counterattack nonetheless, complete with gauntlet throw-down … “Don’t outsource your response yet again, Mr. Needelman. Author your own. Your subordinates aren’t … Continue reading
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Tagged backdoor tax, Bill Nelson, conviction corruption, Dean Cannon, DOJ, false conviction, FBI, felon rights restoration, Florida Today, Gary Bennett, Jim Crow, John Dean Moxley, judicial misconduct, Justice Department, Marco Rubio, Mike Haridopolos, Mitch Needelman, Norm Wolfinger, PennCredit, Rick Scott, taxation without representation, voter suppression
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The case for ex-felon voting rights restoration | Gainesville.com
“March 2011, during their first meeting as the Clemency Board and at the urging of Attorney General Pam Bondi, Gov. Rick Scott and Florida’s three Cabinet members voted unanimously to implement arguably the most restrictive criteria in the nation for … Continue reading
Why Can’t Ex-Felons Vote? washingtonpost.com
“As frank as I can be,” he said, “we’re opposed to [restoring voting rights] because felons don’t tend to vote Republican.” via Why Cant Ex-Felons Vote? washingtonpost.com. The 2004 WaPo article goes on to say, “According to one convincing study … Continue reading
Protecting the messenger …
Long story short – Hey, Scari Hari!! If you’re gonna be dirty, be dirty. But don’t mire others in your muck that have to do your bidding to get a paycheck. If Ms. Ballard is a mucker in her own … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Dillon, Bonnie Ballard, conviction corruption, death penalty, empty evidence tubes, false convictions, felon rights restoration, Florida Today, Gary Bennett, Innocence Project, Innocence Project of Florida, Internet sales tax loophole, John Preston, Juan Ramos, Norm Wolfinger, Orlando Sentinel, prosecutorial misconduct, redistricting, Sen. Mike Haridopolos, Sheriff Jack Parker, Wilton Dedge
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