On 1 Dec 2003 17:12:34 -0800, jim rozen
wrote:

In article , Gunner says...

Id have to say..that the Libs are largely responsible for much of the
crime rate.

Of *course* you would. That's your *job*.

And of course..care to do a survy of which political party
the violent criminals in prison belong to?

Where did they bury the survivors then? Convicted
felons cannot vote. So their political preferences
don't seem that important.

Jim

Are you not aware of the efforts of the Democratic party restoring
voting rights to felons upon completion of sentences?

Or the attempts of the Democrats prior to the 2000 election to
register as many prisoners as possible?

I notice a deafening and sudden quiet when I ask a Dem about restoring
a felons right to own a gun upon completion of sentence however...

odd huh?

Btw..the right of a felon to vote, varies from state to state.

Gunner


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