[EL] Mississippi Voter ID Implemented With No Problems

[Steve Hoersting]

No, no, no, Jim. You are overlooking two key data points that suggest
problems with the Mississippi law.

First, the grassroots / Tea Party candidate held his own in that primary
election, which is a problem.

Second, the Left has almost no chance of reaquiring that seat in the
general election, which no one can abide.

I cannot think of two more pressing arguments for ridding ourselves of
Mississippi's Voter ID law -- an unbearable system, with the aim of
ensuring that only voters vote.

Steve

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On Jun 8, 2014 10:43 AM, "Michael P McDonald" <mmcdon at gmu.edu> wrote:

> ...in a low turnout Republican primary where the people most at risk tend
> not to vote.
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