Speaker 1: In two thousand eighteen, Florida voters are proved a state
Speaker 1: constitutional amendment to restore convicted felons right to vote once
Speaker 1: they complete their sentence. Now that voting is important, the
Speaker 1: amendment allows felons to have their voting rights restored once
Speaker 1: they complete the sentence. Liberals immediately try to pull a
Speaker 1: fast one. They claimed that even felons who had not
Speaker 1: satisfied the terms of their sentence were included in the
Speaker 1: new amendment. For example, if the felon had to pay
Speaker 1: fines a restitution to the victims as part of their
Speaker 1: sentence but didn't pay, Liberals argued that that didn't matter.
Speaker 1: Why because it's racist to demand criminals pay fines or restitution.
Speaker 1: It keeps felons from voting because they are poor. So
Speaker 1: the Florida state legislature went to work. They passed a
Speaker 1: law clearly stating felons had to complete their sentence in full,
Speaker 1: including paying fines and restitution is required before their voting
Speaker 1: privileges would be restored. The liberals suited them, and last Thursday,
Speaker 1: they lost. The Supreme Court ruled that Florida can compel
Speaker 1: felons to finish their sentence in full. Before voting privileges
Speaker 1: are restored and the Liberals are outraged. As usual, they
Speaker 1: were counting on the criminal vote to put them over
Speaker 1: the top in the November elections. Felons are one of
Speaker 1: the democrats most important voting blocks. Hillary desperately needed them.
Speaker 1: The criminals know it, and now they're frozen out, at
Speaker 1: least in Florida. Good riddence.