Why is it the democrat party always removing people off ballots?

[DexWest]

The last person removed from a ballot was Lincoln.

[NamerOfStars]

... Twice in a century and a half is "always"? Or was this a more recent thing, like he got removed in, say, 1996?

[DexWest]

Well, as of writing this, 2 times in US history out of 2 times. 100% done by the democrat party. I think using the term “always” is fair.

[NamerOfStars]

No you don't- because it's not 2 out of 2, but 2 out of 59, which is 3.39%. So far, 100% of the Presidents who've committed high treason while in office have been Republicans; would it be fair, to your reckoning, to say they're "always committing treason while in office"?

[slatyb]

"Always" -- so like once 160 years ago when the Democratic party was the pro-slavery paty?

[DexWest]

Well, as of writing this, 2 times in US history out of 2 times. 100% done by the democrat party. I think using the term “always” is fair.

[slatyb]

Why are the Republicans always removing people from the list of registered voters?

[EnglishArtsteacher]

They're not.

You don't know what the word "always" means.

[DexWest]

Well, as of writing this, 2 times in US history out of 2 times. 100% done by the democrat party. I think using the term “always” is fair.

[EnglishArtsteacher]

But that's not what you asked.

You didn't ask why it was ALWAYS a Democrat who removed a candidate on a ballot.

You asked why Democrats ALWAYS do this.

Word placement matters.

[msc545]

In case you're not aware of it. Lincoln might have been removed from the ballot, but I'm sure that occurred in the 1800s which is probably about 150 years ago. That hardly qualifies as " always".

[DexWest]

Well, as of writing this, 2 times in US history out of 2 times. 100% done by the democrat party. I think using the term “always” is fair.

[Anonymous]

The Supreme Court will take care of that matter. They are afraid.

[HouseMoat]

You mean republicuck