Show-Me reform stalling in Jeff City after Spring Break . . .
Secretary of State Jason Kander today released the following statement on the Missouri House of Representative’s vote to strip funding from his office’s Elections Integrity Unit:
Kansas City native and Missouri Secretary Of State Jason Kander Seyz: "I am disappointed that Republicans in the Missouri House of Representatives are less interested in protecting the integrity of our elections than I am. I started the Elections Integrity Unit to investigate both voter fraud and voter access issues. It has been a great success, which is one of the reasons why the House Budget Committee voted unanimously to fund the unit. Everything the Elections Integrity Unit examines is online and accessible so Missourians can see the work my office is doing to keep our elections secure and fair. This decision by House Republicans shows that they are more interested in scoring political points than actually doing anything to take on voter fraud and voter access issues. I am hopeful that the Senate will restore funding to the Elections Integrity Unit to show Missourians that this state has zero tolerance for voter fraud."
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Is Kander willing to publicly state his views on unsolicited bulk email?
ReplyDeleteSo we check that people are who they say they are, but only whites? And no asking for an ID? Is that the non rayciss way to do it now?
ReplyDeleteShut the fuck up.
ReplyDeleteLaFaver led the charge in the House.
ReplyDeleteJeremy was on a white unregistered stallion smoking a joint crying CHARGE.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2014/03/florida_tv_station_documents_ineligible_voters_as_doj_sues_to_prevent_state_from_purging_rolls_.html
ReplyDeleteWhats the problem??
Now if we just had politician integrity funds in Missouri
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