Is this the Republican's plan to win Florida in the upcoming election?

Question

http://www.yahoo.com/s/549671

Answer 1

as long as they have completed their sentences and are tax paying citizens then they should be allowed to vote. Remember the original founding of this country and the Revolutionary War "Taxation without representation" ring a bell?. A person paying taxes to support a government should have the right to vote on issues that affect them and their families.

Answer 2

properly, what I parent the Republicans could do is only chill out and experience out the Obama experience as best they are able to, protecting meticulous notes alongside the way. Then after 4 years of this lunacy, they might in all probability nominate Bush's horse and stroll off with the election.

Answer 3

Yes, that does seem a little unfair, since Democrats need the prison votes to boost their numbers. Shame on that nasty ole Republican for denying rights to murderers and sex offenders.

Answer 4

Are ex-cons still considered to be American citizens? Every American citizen over the age of 18 should have the right to vote.

Answer 5

Considering that most ex-cons vote Democrat, I'd have to say "no." We didn't need ex-cons to win the last Presidential election, did we?

Answer 6

No, them restoring ex felons voting rights will not automatically convert blacks who were disproportionately affect by the Jim Crow era law, and make them vote Republican.

Answer 7

No, this is the republican plan to tell those stupid "Flordians" to get a frickin clue and to vote properly. It's also a major hint to the democrats that if you lose to just accept it and not cry and whine like a baby and make them recount.

Answer 8

I have never seen or heard of a valid poll assesing ex-con voting patterns, so, it is hard to know...But, perhaps you are asking this tongue in cheek, so to speak.

Answer 9

Why? Convicts in other states tend to vote for Democrats.

Answer 10

I see nothing wrong with allowing rehabilitated criminals the right to vote.