A dangerous Trojan Horse at DOJ's Civil Rights Divsion??
Von Spakovsky in Town Hall has more.
"But when a Republican next comes to the White House – and at the rate this country’s going, it could be sooner rather than later – the impact of the proposed Policy Section in the Civil Rights Division would be much more menacing. Any and every effort by the Republican political leadership to pursue a conservative agenda would be met with extraordinary resistance. To the extent there are even any conservatives naïve enough to take a political post in the Division during the next Republican Administration, they better not dare oppose unconstitutional racial preferences, embrace a plain meaning interpretation of the Voting Rights Act in sync with Supreme Court precedent, exercise restraint in pursuing legally dubious disparate impact lawsuits, or enforce voter anti-intimidation laws in the face of violent threats of brutality by paramilitary black nationalists."
This is just a proposal right now. Rep. Frank Wolf, ranking member of the budget sub, wants answers about some election matters before he will sign off on this idea.
"But when a Republican next comes to the White House – and at the rate this country’s going, it could be sooner rather than later – the impact of the proposed Policy Section in the Civil Rights Division would be much more menacing. Any and every effort by the Republican political leadership to pursue a conservative agenda would be met with extraordinary resistance. To the extent there are even any conservatives naïve enough to take a political post in the Division during the next Republican Administration, they better not dare oppose unconstitutional racial preferences, embrace a plain meaning interpretation of the Voting Rights Act in sync with Supreme Court precedent, exercise restraint in pursuing legally dubious disparate impact lawsuits, or enforce voter anti-intimidation laws in the face of violent threats of brutality by paramilitary black nationalists."
This is just a proposal right now. Rep. Frank Wolf, ranking member of the budget sub, wants answers about some election matters before he will sign off on this idea.
Posted by Christian Adams at June 29, 2010 
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Tags: Voting Rights Act Justice Department
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Tags: Voting Rights Act Justice Department
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