Posted by
Playful Walrus on Friday, October 20, 2006 12:48:31 PM
Wow, are we California Republicans always so eager to shoot our wounded? That's the difference between Democrat leadership and Republican leadership. Democrat leaders either deny their person did anything wrong (even if it means calling the law wrong), or say things like "Yeah, but look at what this person has done well!" I guess that is possible when the dinosaur media is your willing accomplice.
Yeah, I understand that in the past, in some parts of the country, there was a history of trying to suppress the votes of certain groups who had a legally-recognized right to vote.
But in this case, we're not talking about intimidation of people who have the right to vote in the U.S.
Only citizens can vote legally in the U.S. So what's wrong with pointing out that it is illegal to vote if you are an immigrant (someone here legally who hasn't been naturalized) or an illegal alien (anyone here illegally)?
If anything, the letter was wrong because it said they ran the risk of getting caught. How??? Voting is supposed to be one of our most treasured rights as citizens, and yet we're doing very little to make sure the person voting is who he/she claims to be, never mind if they are citizens or even in this country legally.
So, at the risk of getting in some sort of trouble, here goes:
ATTENTION IMMIGRANTS WHO HAVEN'T BECOME CITIZENS... ATTENTION ILLEGAL ALIENS... ATTENTION CITIZENS WHO HAVE NEVER EVEN REGISTERED TO VOTE...
IT IS ILLEGAL FOR YOU TO VOTE IN THE UNITED STATES. ONCE YOU BECOME A U.S. CITIZEN AND YOU PROPERLY REGISTER TO VOTE, YOU CAN. BUT UNTIL THEN, YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW IF YOU VOTE.