i think what chris is doing, i think it s called the safe act in kansas. is a good thing. one principle reason is for those individuals that find it difficult because of economic circumstances or because of geography i believe the kansas law, the kansas state law and various other state laws address that and deal with that. i think individuals that can get a voter identification and have an economic challenge to do so then the state has the moral obligation to provide them with that. once that is done i have no issues with voter integrity including voter identification. when we heard just that michael barone in that clip that we showed that in philadelphiafor instance, we you had 97% 99%% black pretickets niger voting are for the president that he
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strongly backed up by super-pacs the republican presidential candidates are doing battle in a way with each other that can only help the president. if mitt romney gets the nomination for president, it will only come to him after being battered like this by his chief rival rick perry. now, i m a conservative businessman. time and again the white house pointed to the massachusetts law as the model for its obama care. i agree with mitt romney. he s right. jimmy carter is throwing his weight behind mitt romney. those who follow the path we pursue will find it s the best path. i like mandates. i stand by what i wrote. noting that the line for doing the same thing for everyone in the country has been deleted. why if it s good for
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misdemeanor crimes including domestic battery. since that decision was announced september 8th, police in topeka say at least 18 people have been arrested for domestic battery. arrested. but they have all been released because they were not charged. the repeal of topeka s city ordinance is a move designed to force the district attorney to resume prosecution since domestic battery is still a crime under kansas state law. it is the type of real world consequence to consider when you hear libertarians like congressman ron paul and his son, senator rand paul, declare war on government spending. this country is ready for more freedom and less government. i believe in limited government, i believe in individual liberty. there s no authority for them to run our schools. no authority to control our economy. and no authority to control us as individuals on what we do with our personal lives. it s a message of limited,