Steve King No quisiera Que Usted Votara

Steve King No quisiera Que Usted Votara

Un juez de la corte de districto del condado de Polk ha ordenado a secretaria de Iowa del estado Michael Mauro parar el usar de idiomas con excepción de inglés en las formas de registro del votante del funcionario de estado.

Juzgue Douglas Staskal gobernada en el favor de ESTADOS UNIDOS Rep. Steve King, republicano de Iowa, que demandó a funcionarios de estado el año pasado, afirmando ellos violaban la ley de lengua inglesa del estado. Él trajo el juego contra Gov. Chet Culver, que sirvió previamente mientras que secretaria del estado, y Mauro, afirmando ellos había puesto formas de votación ilegales en la secretaria del sitio del Web del estado.

Republican Idiocy and Futility Two-Fer

Republican Idiocy and Futility Two-Fer

Federal Edition: Krazy King kontinues his obsession with the way people talk.

A drive to make English the nation's official language once again has kicked off in Congress, spearheaded by Republican Rep. Steve King of Iowa.

"Language is the bonding agent. It's the glue that holds us together."

The English-language bill draws intense opposition from groups that advocate on behalf of immigrants, who contend that English is not under attack and that a law is unneeded. What's necessary, they say, is more federal support for overcrowded adult education classes teaching English to immigrants.

Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Ia., has expressed hesitation about an English-language law.

State Edition: Not satisfied with opposing Fair Share, Mary Lundby and the Senate GOP wants to actively insult labor.

They’ve introduced a bill to declare May 1 as Iowa’s Right To Work Day to remember the passage of Iowa’s anti-labor “Right To Work” Act.

Hat tip to Iowa Progress on this. May Day is Labour Day in most civilized countries of the world.

News bulletin, Republicans: You lost the last election. Actively insulting new Americans and working people may shore up your shrinking base, but it's no way to work your way to a majority. Divide no longer means conquer.