by John Hill Stand With Arizona Sneaking it in late on a Friday afternoon on a very busy news day, the US Department of Justice quietly told the Texas Secretary of State that the state 's Voter ID law – passed this past Spring – "lacked enough information for the government to render a decision. " More specifically, the DoJ wants more information about the "group of, 605,576 registered voters who do not possess a valid ID". What kind of information? Why ethnic information, of course. But they only seem interested in Hispanic would-be voters, not Black ones … The department specifically asks the state to identify how many members of that group have Spanish surnames, which counties they reside in and an estimated number by race. The DOJ also requests the Secretary of State provide the number of registered voters in Texas with a Spanish surname who currently possess a legal form of identification. Section 5 of the federal Voting Rights Act gives the US Department of Justice or the federal courts the authority to review laws that would affect voter participation before they are enacted. And the DoJ is vigorously using that authority to harass states who have passed Voter ID laws, having already taken on provisions in Arizona and South Carolina, in a clear effort to bury them before the 2012 elections. As Roger Hedgecock proved in his shocking report from the 2010 midterms in California, the Democrat Party is very organized in their voter fraud efforts, registering illegal aliens and felons to vote using "Moter Voter", and then using shill voters to vote in their name come election time. In addition, over 5,000 illegal aliens were able to vote in Colorado in 2010. Voter ID would put a STOP to illegal alien voters. And the Democrats can 't allow that to happen. EXCERPT …
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