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JI7

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15. because the anguish had nothing to do with voting rights

Reply to La Lioness Priyanka (Original post)

Mon Apr 11, 2016, 03:10 PM

Apr 2016

But that Hillary won it so some had to convince themselves it was due to fraud.

There hasn't been any concern over Wisconsin.

Just like complaints over the caucus system after iowa but none after many others.

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Is it me, or has there just generally been less anguish on DU about problems voting in WI? [View all] La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 OP

Far too many voting problems..... daleanime Apr 2016 #1

you realize that these voting restrictions are state level politics, right? and that the justice La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 #5

And that the gutting of the Voting Rights Act.... daleanime Apr 2016 #7

yes, none of which is status quo in Democratic politics. La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 #8

I hope not, but every day I'm seeing and hearing.... daleanime Apr 2016 #9

seeing and hearing does not make things a fact. insinuating that HIllary Clinton La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 #11

Brava! Bang on! JustAnotherGen Apr 2016 #13

also it's nonsensical because the minority vote favors her, La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 #14

You believe Hillary will not try and resolve the VRA disaster caused by the right? Jackie Wilson Said Apr 2016 #6

There does seem to be a pattern emerging about what elections deserve outrage NuclearDem Apr 2016 #2

i think all of these voter ID laws deserve outrage La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 #3

I concur. blm Apr 2016 #4

+1! eom BlueMTexpat Apr 2016 #20

Ah - you have noticed that BlueMTexpat Apr 2016 #21

The immediate rage has died down after the primary. Half-Century Man Apr 2016 #10

was there rage though? i have not been on DU has much, so i might have missed it La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 #12

Ah, I'm on the ground in Wisconsin. Half-Century Man Apr 2016 #23

because the anguish had nothing to do with voting rights JI7 Apr 2016 #15

that's what i thought. however, i haven't been aroudn much La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 #16

What was the outcome of the Wisconsin Democratic Primary Election? 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2016 #17

the establishment did not steal the election (this time) La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 #18

And we were told . . . JustAnotherGen Apr 2016 #19

when it was brought up as one of the things eric holder was working on JI7 Apr 2016 #24

Exactly JustAnotherGen Apr 2016 #26

Not just you ismnotwasm Apr 2016 #22

No, it wasn't just you, and we can all guess why this was so. pnwmom Apr 2016 #25

Since 2000 PATRICK Apr 2016 #27

There is outrage over new York ahead of time JI7 Apr 2016 #28

sore losers. nt La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2016 #29

I'm not sure how much outrage there's been about it nationally, but there certainly has been a fair WIProgressive88 Apr 2016 #30