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Originally Posted by Castle2.0 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Cute anecdotes you got there, but facts don't care about your feelings or flimsy narratives.

Did you know a group representing 12% of the US population votes Democrat by a 62-point spread (73% D - 11% R), and this group makes up 38.4% of the prison population - a 3x representation?

Funny how the core of the D party is criminal.

The prison population is predominantly Democrat.

Oh, and you can also look up crimes by city... guess which are the worst by party? D.

D = the party of crime

Too ez.

It is official Castle2.0 is a moron stating the prison population is voting Democrat.
That's right Maine (5,000 prisoners), Vermont (1,600 prisoners) and DoC (4,000 incarceration) are ruining the election process.

Because the rest of those currently serving time can not vote.

But what did we expect in true Republican fashion statistics are made up on the fly and never supported.
Let the brainwashing for the GOP Voter base continue -> prime example Castle 2.0.


https://www.nonprofitvote.org/voting...n-ex-offender/

Voting rights retained while in prison for a felony conviction in: Maine, Vermont, and the District of Columbia

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