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Al Sharpton Pretends He's Not Partisan

Al Sharpton Pretends He's Not Partisan

MSNBC Host Al Sharpton is trying to convince the world that his stance against Voter ID laws is "non-partisan."


Sorry to break it to you Rev. but if your views were "non-partisan," you would agree with 70 percent of the country, who believes Voter ID is not only non-discrimminatory, but that you should be required to show some form of photo ID before voting.

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Attorney General Eric Holder signaled last week that the Justice Department will be closely examining new state laws that require showing a photo ID before voting for potential racial bias, but voters nationwide overwhelmingly favor such a requirement and reject the idea that it is discriminatory.

Seventy percent (70%) of Likely U.S. Voters believe voters should be required to show photo identification such as a driver’s license before being allowed to cast their ballot.
 

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