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ChesusRice

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Jim Greer, ex- Florida GOP chair, says party officials discussed black voter suppression by Caryn Freeman | July 30, 2012 at 1:32 PM




Jim Greer, the former chair of the Florida Republican Party, has accused the GOP of engaging in voter suppression, in statements given under sworn testimony in a deposition surrounding a lawsuit he filed over an unpaid severance. Greer claims he became uncomfortable with leading the party when an official began to openly discuss voter suppression tactics that would keep blacks from participating in the electoral process.
The Tampa Bay Times is reporting that incident occurred, according to Greer, after he had just completed a December 2009 meeting with party general counsel Jason Gonzalez, political consultant Jim Rimes and Eric Eikenberg, ex-Florida governor Charlie Crist’s chief of staff.
“I was upset because the political consultants and staff were talking about voter suppression and keeping blacks from voting. It had been one of those days,” he told the Tampa Bay Times. In the deposition Greer denounced some party officials as liars and “whack-a-do, right-wing crazies”
 

UncleBuck

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this thread has been brought to you by a racist republican from texas who rails against civil rights for the LGBTQ community, considers mexicans to be the sole contributors to immigration, and who called the president an "affirmative action president".

so naturally, he is a little sensitive about being the flaming racist that he is.
 

Doer

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This is the least racist country on earth, by far, more that Canada, the Lily Whites.

If Obama was an American and acted like he loved ALL and America, like Bill Clinton, I'd be happy.

And all the Heidi spit in the world won't change that even with mouthfuls of SPAM.
 

Geronimo420

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this thread has been brought to you by a racist republican from texas who rails against civil rights for the LGBTQ community, considers mexicans to be the sole contributors to immigration, and who called the president an "affirmative action president".

so naturally, he is a little sensitive about being the flaming racist that he is.
I agree...............1 star turtle-and-snail1 copy.jpg
 
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