Sharthog
Nope. In Texas, convicted felons regain voting rights after completing their sentences.
They are. Most states allow felons to vote after completing their sentence.
It doesn't. It varies by state, but most states allow convicted felons to vote after completing their sentence. Only about ten states permanently revoke voting rights, but even then, it's not for all felonies, and voting rights can still be restored in some cases.
Red touching yellow, friendly fellow
Red touching black, that'll kill Jack
How dare you call them sea slugs and not nudibranchs
Don't google "meatspin".
Or do, I'm not your mother
Great, now I'm picturing a helicoptering dong
This is false, generals are raised on Kim's breast milk, which turns into cheese upon leaving his glorious nipple.
God damn it I'm so done with this world
I don't think we're in Kansas anymore