From the TIMES:
"This was absolutely unintentional," said Nicole de Lara, spokeswoman for the Florida secretary of state, Glenda E. Hood, an appointee of Gov. Jeb Bush, the president's brother. "The matching criteria were approved by several interested parties in the lawsuit, and the court. I don't know how it got by all those people without anyone noticing."
This is a good one. They're talking about the "felon's list," which is to say, the list of folks who've committed a felony and aren't allowed to vote in the fine, fine state of Floor-ee-duh. Apparently, of the 48,000 people on the list, 22,000 were Black, but, somehow, in the land of Little Havana, only 61 were Hispanic. And, by some eerie coincidence, Black folks tend to vote Democrat, and Hispanic folks tend to go Republican.
Intruiging, no?
Yeah, it's gonna be a fuckarow, all right. The shenanigans are endless. Keep an eye on the good media, kids (assuming you can really find any). Don't let the fuckers take away any more of your country than they already have.
Or, I suppose I should ask, do you really care?
"This was absolutely unintentional," said Nicole de Lara, spokeswoman for the Florida secretary of state, Glenda E. Hood, an appointee of Gov. Jeb Bush, the president's brother. "The matching criteria were approved by several interested parties in the lawsuit, and the court. I don't know how it got by all those people without anyone noticing."
This is a good one. They're talking about the "felon's list," which is to say, the list of folks who've committed a felony and aren't allowed to vote in the fine, fine state of Floor-ee-duh. Apparently, of the 48,000 people on the list, 22,000 were Black, but, somehow, in the land of Little Havana, only 61 were Hispanic. And, by some eerie coincidence, Black folks tend to vote Democrat, and Hispanic folks tend to go Republican.
Intruiging, no?
Yeah, it's gonna be a fuckarow, all right. The shenanigans are endless. Keep an eye on the good media, kids (assuming you can really find any). Don't let the fuckers take away any more of your country than they already have.
Or, I suppose I should ask, do you really care?
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