Hello John,   
      
    JM>> If the person they voted for is anti-capitalism and will   
    JM>> directly hurt the business why keep them?   
      
    BK>> Because it's illegal to punish people for their political views.   
      
   JM>Not in Ga. I can fire anyone for any reason or no reason at all.   
      
   The same applies in Louisiana.  Which is why I said "stupid" not   
   "illegal".   I think what Bob K. was referring to was the "spoils   
   system" - which was used by many state governments in years past.   
   But you'd have to ask Bob about that, for clarification concerning   
   his own remarks, as I am only guessing.   
      
    JM>> And I say it is a valid reason because it shows poor   
    JM>> judgment on their part. In fact it shows down outright   
    JM>> stupidity.   
      
    BK>> No, the poor judgement was in you supporting Romney.   
      
    LL>> Voting is a Constitutional right,   
      
    JM>> The Supreme Court says you do not have a Constitutional   
    JM>> right to vote for President.   
      
    BK>> You do if your state uses direct election of the electoral   
    BK>> college.   
      
    LL>> But hey.  I guess that is the only way Republicans think they can   
    LL>> win.  Suppress the vote.   
      
    JM>> You mean like Democrats suppress the military vote?   
      
    BK>> That was the republicans. Too many of the military vote   
    BK>> democratic.   
      
   JM>You are wrong.   
      
   You right.  There can never be too many of the military voting   
   democratic.  :)   
      
   --Lee   
      
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