Posted on 11/20/2013 9:27:29 AM PST by big bad easter bunny
In a move with major political implications for voting, districting and representation in future elections, the Obama administration has demanded oversight of the 2010 U.S. census.
The move has Republicans crying foul, alleging that transferring the power of census-taking from the Commerce Department, which normally oversees the U.S. Census Bureau, to the White House is an attempt to manipulate redistricting of congressional seats.
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2009/02/88302/#Mk8XATqsaWiG5ZEr.99
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
DOH!
No one saw that coming.
When this traitorous bunch is gone and the adults regain control, payback will be a b!tch. Let’s hope that’s the case.
That article is from 2009.
And I thought this move was UNDONE? I believe it didn’t stick.
Yes, and with huge implications for today's headlines,
Someone should tweet this to the Kelley File and email Issa a reminder that he needs to fire up his "fierce opposition" to the political use of the census.
HA....I was just thinking the O’care website really is a pseudo census info collector from all the info they try to collect and coordinate.
Obama has a database. Guess where he got it.
The question is no longer "when," but "IF"...this traitorous bunch is ever gone! They will never go quietly nor peacefully - on THAT...you can be sure.
Well, the 2010 Census is 3 years past and the Congressional District boundary lines are already drawn. By the time the next Census rolls around in 2020, Obama will not be in the White House.
Why are you posting an article from 2009?
I didn’t participate. And I will not participate in the next one either, if God allows me to be here for it.
You did hear about the Census bureau flubbing the jobs report in the last election?
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