[sickoflibs]

RE :”He outlined five main tenets of the Second Bill of Rights, which would include the “right to full employment and a living wage”; the “right to full participation in the electoral process”; the “right to a quality education”; the “right to a voice at work” and the “right to a secure and healthy future.”

I believe second one in his list is ‘the right to vote.’ Lots of 'free stuff' in that bill

I had a Democrat here tell me he thinks EVERYONE in the country, legal or illegal, citizen or non-citizen, criminal or law-biding has the right to vote here. He said he doesnt believe in voter regulations (those must be the only regulations he disagrees with) and he said the country will be better off if everyone here, or the most number, votes.

Most of you know I feel the opposite of that, that too many of the wrong people vote and I don't just mean Democrats, although they are high on my list.

Too much voting for 'free stuff'.

[stephenjohnbanker]

” Most of you know I feel the opposite of that, that too many of the wrong people vote and I don’t just mean Democrats, although they are high on my list.

Too much voting for ‘free stuff’. “

I’m ready for a voter “literacy test” in ENGLISH ONLY.

[ConjunctionJunction]

I know other Democrats who feel the same way about voting. Crazy!

[dalebert]

that is a scary democrat that you talked to.

[DoughtyOne]

I agree with your take on that. Voter rights should only be extended to people who are citizens. If there were a way to do it, I’d also like to see a loyalty clause that figures in somehow, pledging to support the ideals of our Founding fathers and U. S. Constitution. If people can’t do that, they don’t really belong here, much less deserve to vote.

I have also voiced a concern over voting rights for women. My first wish is that women be allowed to vote. Sadly, by voting in a lopsided manner for Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, they have shaken my belief in it.

If a guy was slick, women seem almost as if they would vote for him anyway, even if he were likely to start snatching members of the immediate family just after being sworn in.