CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A federal judge has cleared the way for President Donald Trump’s commission on election fraud to resume collecting detailed voter information from the states.
The commission asked states last month to provide publicly available data including names, birth dates and partial Social Security numbers, but it later told them to hold off until a judge ruled on a lawsuit filed by the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington.
In a ruling Monday, the judge denied the advocacy group’s request to block the data collection. Similar lawsuits are pending in Texas, Florida and New Hampshire.
An Associated Press count of states’ responses earlier this month found 17 plus Washington, D.C., didn’t plan to provide any information.
We’re well on our way, kids.
I was going to post that yesterday or today. Today, I happened upon some good news here:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/global-opinions/wp/2017/07/24/how-street-demonstrators-scored-a-victory-against-polands-government/?hpid=hp_no-name_opinion-card-f%3Ahomepage%2Fstory
Poland’s president did veto the law. That said, it may not be the end of the story.
Funny. I just came back to post the article what you just posted.
So maybe there’s … some hope?
There is a potential upside to this, although we progressives would have to become truly blood thirsty to implement it.
When we Dump Donnie and Repulse the Republicans, we can use that database to deny medical care to anyone who voted for the Cheeto Jesus.
Elections have consequences. These morons have always counted on our saving their worthless asses. Let them die. Average IQ will rise 10 points for the entire country. And we won’t be supporting multigenerational families of drug addicted losers who’ve figured out how to be successful racists, without the necessity of actually getting off their a&&es& and doing real work. Unlike the rest of us, who are supporting them.
The judge said Trump’s bogus election fraud commission can ask for personal information, but does that mean the states have to comply with their requests?