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Pastimes : Clown-Free Zone... sorry, no clowns allowed
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To: Follies who wrote (38935)11/18/2000 9:33:18 PM
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To be consistent I have to say that people who are incarcerated have the right to vote, too, unless they have been convicted of a felony. No felon may vote, even after he/she is out of jail or prison. But innocent people get incarcerated, too, you know. And some of the people who are incarcerated are in there for relatively minor charges, like DWI. -g-
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