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Home Front: Politix
Hillary: Let Ex-Felons Vote! Building Her '08 Base
2005-02-17
Posted by:Frank G

#8  I hear homelessness is a felony in Conn. if you don't go to the right church.
Posted by: Shipman   2005-02-17 8:09:40 PM  

#7  Take this as you will, but, out here in Blue Californy, the felons have had the vote since 1973...
Posted by: BigEd   2005-02-17 7:30:47 PM  

#6  All her base are belong in jail.
Posted by: Rex Mundi   2005-02-17 6:43:37 PM  

#5  please... a failure to appear is cleared by appearing, and NOT a permanent felony. Your friend's anecdote sounds bogus, whatever your feelings, and anyone who pleads to a felony gets what they deserve. Why the f*&k would a smart person like *Mary* do that?
Posted by: Frank G   2005-02-17 6:43:24 PM  

#4  There are many reason's one could have a felony record.

1) in Connecticut if you miss your court appearance
you are charged with "failure to appear" a felony on your record.

2) a girlfriend of mine was forced to take a plea
bargain of assaulting an officer. She ACCIDENTLY hit his police cruiser in Tolland, CT. The officer padded the police report and put down that
Mary tried to assault him....I know Mary would NEVER EVER do that to anyone....a risky trial
meant she could have spent more time in jail, mary sat and waited 8 month's in prison to be bailed out...once bailed out-she did not want to return so she took a plea bargain and ended up with a felony record. I think Mary and other's like her should be able to vote***
(SHe took a plea bargain because her public defender NEVER put a trial on).

Andrea Jackson
Posted by: Andrea   2005-02-17 6:38:53 PM  

#3  all aboard the ship of fools.
Posted by: 2b   2005-02-17 6:14:21 PM  

#2  Maybe she will follow the Washington state model and let imaginary friends vote too (as long as they are democrats...).
Posted by: CrazyFool   2005-02-17 6:10:22 PM  

#1  "I think it's also necessary to make sure our elections meet the highest national standards," said the New York senator.

By letting ex-felons vote? Sure, that passes the logic test...
Posted by: Raj   2005-02-17 6:07:21 PM  

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