and who's fault is it that the special election even happened? our brilliant state leaders.

 

That would be argued as a discriminatory voting requirement. Don't worry though, the Supreme Court has been working on doing away with that whole silly "Civil Rights Act" of the 60's, section 5 (the one requiring location of polling places to be preapproved by the justice department) is already gone. Why do minority groups need polling locations within reasonable distance? That's just silly!

 

SO they can vote early and vote often. They all got too many DUIs and can't drive. They've all stolen each others cars and noone has a ride? They would have voted, but in the morning the bathroom line is fourteen deep. I think what Paul is saying is if you're granted citizenship and are eligable to vote you should be required to speak english.

 

I see your point Matt but to be honest, this is a typical response from a Kool-Aid enriched CA "free thinker". How would you define a country?

 

+12187947129741

 

and another +1 to that

 

We DO NOT have a declared national language. It is that simple. Until that happens, stop your *****ing.

 

 

Look it up. The US of A does not have a delcared national language.

 

i dont doubt that... but when you are in the country and you declare residency in that country.......dont you think you should speak the language?

 

I'll ask you the same question, How would you define a country?