Defense contractors told by Obama administration to skip pre-election pink slips
Chipping away at democracy, one election at a time....
Update, 8/5/12: A little pushback:
Fifteen Ohio military groups have gone to court to oppose an “offensive” lawsuit filed by President Obama’s campaign that challenges a law allowing military members to vote on days when the rest of the state cannot.
“The Obama campaign’s and Democratic National Committee’s argument that it is arbitrary and unconstitutional to afford special consideration, flexibility, and accommodations to military voters to make it easier for them to vote in person is not only offensive, but flatly wrong as a matter of law,” the military groups — which include the Marine Corps League, the Association of the U.S. Army, and the Association of the U.S. Navy — argued in their filing.
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This makes the stupidity of thee Dem's opposition to Voter ID laws even more laughable. Apparently, suppressing the vote is okay sometimes . . . assuming that either provision even does that.
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