A federal judge ruled Monday that Kansas cannot require documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote, finding such laws violate the constitutional right to vote in a ruling with national implications.
In an extraordinary rebuke, U.S. District Judge Julie Robinson also ordered Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach to complete an additional six hours of legal education on top of other requirements before he can renew his law license for the upcoming year. She imposed the sanction for his numerous disclosure violations.
Sounds like a judge behaving badly. She should be removed immediately for her bias clearly shown by attacking the Secretary of state and requiring him to jump through additional hoops while allowing illegal aliens to vote without proof of citizenship.
Grayson Wright
federal judge who supposedly represents our country violates the laws of the country to show those middle american racist bumpkins who's really in charge.
Landon Carter
Goddamn it
Landon Martin
voter ID laws are unconstitutional I'm not showing an ID to fucking vote. White people will disagree.
Alexander Reed
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Cooper Gray
The cartels got a hold on your legal system in Texas and have corrupted quite a few number of key players regarding this, welcome to the third world i guess, now you are the same as the spics.
Lucas Mitchell
The Secretary of State in question is Kris Kobach, one of the people behind the "Illegal voters" canard. He wasn't able to prove in court that Kansas's over-the-top voter id laws were necessary to combat voter fraud, being unable to demonstrate that said fraud was as rampant as he claimed. Kobach was also found in contempt earlier in the hearing for skirting previous court orders over the law.
Kobach's laws are controversial, as before Kansas had only three cases of voter fraud from 2003-2013. Also, he kicked 36,000 Kansas voters off the roles, the vast majority of which were legal citizens, under 25, and living in high population centers or college towns. His office also threw out thousands of uncounted provisional ballots during the 2016 election, estimated to be over 8,000 ballots
