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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger called the letter racist and urged Bill Lockyer, the California attorney general, to prosecute those responsible with a hate crime. A collection of other civil rights groups also called on Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales to investigate the letter as a violation of federal voting laws.
Originally posted by RRconservative
If anyone who is allowed to vote falls for this, I don't think they would be an informed voter in the first place.
It's just like Republicans vote on Tuesday, and Democrats on Wednesdays. Every election cycle portions of Democrats fall for this old trick. I pulled it off myself it 2004 on some co-workers!
Originally posted by RRconservative
It's just like Republicans vote on Tuesday, and Democrats on Wednesdays. Every election cycle portions of Democrats fall for this old trick. I pulled it off myself it 2004 on some co-workers!
Originally posted by The Vagabond
Word is out now that the letter has been traced back to Republican congressional hopeful Tan Nguyen,
who says it was an act of a rogue staffer,
Originally posted by Nygdan
I bet Nguyen will swear to 'route out this evildoer' at teh first oppurtunity, but for now he has to focus on the election.
Originally posted by HoorahUSMC
Yes this guy voted to give tax breaks to oil companies but it was attached to a bill to also cut taxes for medical companies.