"We're going to have to file something in court, because I feel that what's going on is really disenfranchising a lot of people," said Hanabusa, who told the paper she is still discussing her legal strategy.
Yet Clinton is worried about Republican disenfranchise measures, but won't talk about the millions disenfranchised a policy she supports--drug prohibition!
By ending the exams — which they, of course, could not have passed — the Mongols effectively disenfranchised an entire intellectual class.
"The appellate court created a tie by disenfranchising a voter".
"I believe the court would probably uphold the idea that you shouldn't disenfranchise a voter.
"You can only divide a community by disenfranchising a constituency," he said, "and a divided community is a weak community".
"The last thing you want to do is completely disenfranchise a patient such that they're very reluctant to see anybody, that'd be counterproductive.
(Participant 1, GP) "The last thing you want to do is completely disenfranchise a patient such that they're very reluctant to see anybody, that'd be counterproductive.
"You could argue that by trying to solve a small problem they have created a much bigger issue and disenfranchised lots of people who would otherwise have been able to vote," said Mr Fielding.
No logic to any argument for disenfranchising an entire group of people.
