What Dennis Naughton - chairman of the Democrat town committee in one of the towns Rep. Barrows represents - isn't telling you is what that proposed ballot question actually said. It would have required voters to show a valid, government-issued photo ID to vote. Evidently Mr. Naughton doesn't believe members of his party have the ability to obtain an ID for themselves or would find any utility in having one, other than voting.
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Barrows Committee is a political organization working to support Jay Barrows, who is a political candidate running for State Representative. Barrows was elected in 2006 and was one of the only Republicans elected in the entire Northeast. He is running for re-election for his current position. Check the main website for details about the candidate or for information on important issues or getting involved.
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If it's not about defending insurance companies, forget it where Jay is concerned. Worse, he was one of 10 original signatories of a Massachusetts ballot question aimed at depriving poor and immigrant Commonwealth residents from voting--part of a national Republican initiative to do so, since most of those people vote for Democrats. Don't take my word for it. Go to the MA Attorney General's website and see for yourself. Shameful!
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Unfortunately, Mr. Naughton lives to be a constant critic to the man who twice defeated his wife in elections.
I find it interesting to say the very least that the loudest opposition to showing an ID to vote had to show their ID to vote at their own convention. Maybe Mr. Naughton should bring up his gripes there?