This one needs a laugh/puke emoji.
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Link has link to Heritage Foundation survey. They need some honest answers.
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“Check all that apply” but there are no non-hard right options.
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Thank fuck that’s from the Onion.
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I live to serve.
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The SAVE Act is a proposed federal law, so, first off, it would put a future president (say, Trump) in charge of enforcing it, taking that power away from the states. Millions of voter registrations in any states the president decides are problematic could be removed until those voters “cure” their registrations, and state authorities would have no say in it.
And what will the law require citizens who want to vote do? Lacking a passport or other proof of citizenship with their married names, they must produce both a birth certificate (with the seal of the state where it was issued; no copies allowed) and a current form of identification—both with the exact same name on them. That could instantly disqualify about 90 percent of all married women without passports or other proof that matches their birth certificates or proof of a legal name change.
For women in that situation, they can still register to vote if they can prove that they went to court to change their name when they got married, but most women just start using their new married name without ever going through all those formalities (although a few states recognize marriage as a legal name change).
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Gotta admit I had no idea/recollection whatsoever who Chingy was.
A quick Google search shows that he’s essentially a one-hit-wonder who blamed his career failure on a false rumor that he once dated a transgender person.
So naturally he’s the perfect choice to headline an event intended to woo LGBTQ voters into the Republican Party. 
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I dunno, if big names like Chingy and Joseph Germanotta are endorsing Trump then maybe I’ll have to reconsider my stance on human rights.
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Another of those sovereign sheriffs, I bet.
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Nah man, didn’t you see the statement that the Republican Jewish Coalition made? This is totally normal language that’s just being put out there to “motivate” Jewish voters. Nothing wrong with that, right?
I mean I guess it’s true that threats really are a form of motivation…
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Looking forward to when he’s completely broke and living in an elder housing studio apartment.
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