[Parmenio]

Gov. Dayton vetoed voter id legislation, but now the GOP is going to end-run him by putting this on the ballot this fall. I have the feeling this amendment will pass.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Holder and his DOJ Fifth Amendment Boys are already writing up their “lawsuit”.

[USS Alaska]

I'm in PA and we finally have a pubbie house, senate and gubbernor and they promised to pass a Voter ID law.

I've been beating my congress critters over the head with emails, phone calls, letters and personal visits and while they both claim to be for it {and I believe them} the bill passed the house but is stuck in the senate.

If you live in PA, have relatives in PA, ever drove through PA or ever looked at a map of the USA and saw PA on the map, send an email to any PA senator and hit them in the head {not literally}.

We need this simple bill to pass.

I hate all politicians, even ours.

[MNnice]

They’re also going to put a right-to-work law on the ballot. This could be a very productive year for Minnesota conservatives.

[itsahoot]

Yawn!

[WorkingClassFilth]

Good - and more than about time. I nagged Mary Kiffmeyer nearly to death back when she was SOS - you could see the look of ‘Oh no - not him!’ in her eyes whenever I showed up (ha-ha-ha). Anyway, the pubbies have finally yanked their collectivist heads out of their collectivist manure piles and gotten around to doing something about the endless RAT Punch and Judy show that is called voting in this incredibly stupid state.

[coder2]

Having just moved from MN to Wyoming (although haven't changed the dl yet), I'm still interested in knowing what is going on there. Maybe finally the state of Minnesota, where I have lived all of my life, is finally waking up and will do something about voter fraud.

I still think that is how chicken-$$$$ dayton got in, but too late for that one.

Good luck MN, I will be watching. But I will admit, I love the freedom of Wyoming, so I probably will never move back.