TROUBLE Is Brewing – U.S. Court Ruling Has Power To Impact Election In MASSIVE Way…

20 Jul, 2016 by McIntosh

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With less than four months until election day, you might say that voter fraud season is rearing its ugly head again. Today, a U.S. appeals court swung another blow to voter integrity while increasing the way for voter fraud come November.

This was the plan all along…

From Allen West:

Via AP:

A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that Texas’ strict voter ID law violates the Voting Rights Act and ordered changes before the November election.

The ruling from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals instructs a lower court to make changes that fix the “discriminatory effect” of the 2011 law, but to do so in a way that disrupts this year’s election season as little as possible.

President Barack Obama’s administration took the unusual step of deploying the weight of the U.S. Justice Department into the case when it challenged the law, which requires Texas residents to show one of seven forms of approved identification. The state and other supporters say the Texas law prevents fraud. Opponents say it discriminates by requiring forms of ID that are more difficult to obtain for low-income, African-American and Latino voters.

Lawyers for Texas have argued that the state makes free IDs easy to obtain. They said any inconveniences or costs involved in getting one do not substantially burden the right to vote, and that the Justice Department and other plaintiffs had failed to prove that the law resulted in denying anyone the right to vote.

Opponents countered in briefs that trial testimony indicated various bureaucratic and economic burdens associated with the law — for instance, the difficulty in finding and purchasing a proper birth certificate to obtain an ID. A brief filed by the American Civil Liberties Union cited testimony in other voter ID states indicating numerous difficulties faced by people, including burdensome travel and expenses to get required documentation to obtain IDs.

Texas doesn’t recognize university IDs from college students, but it does accept concealed handgun licenses as proof of identity.

In April, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an emergency appeal to stop Texas from enforcing the law pending the current appeal. But the court said it could revisit the issue as the November elections approach.

The Progressives and Liberals are fast at work, circumventing our sovereignty and our rights as CITIZENS. To a child, this would be wrong. In 2016, with all the different ways one can show ID, this is considered discriminatory?

Lies. All lies. This is obviously the cover over the intended use – to gain illegal votes.