National Review on my Guam Section 2 Lawsuit

  Link.

“In Guam, where the plaintiff is white and the defendants are not, a local legislator’s bitterness toward enforcing civil rights is now on full display. Senator Guthertz’s public lament sounds like something from Mississippi officials, circa 1962.


Guam is defending the challenged law by saying race isn’t explicitly mentioned. Good luck. The Voting Rights Act is routinely used to strike down supposedly race-neutral laws, particularly when they have a sweeping prohibition on voting that clearly targets members of a particular race.”




 

Injustice $13.14 at Amazon

I had been posting how the price of my book Injustice has fallen since Eric Holder objected to Texas Voter ID and I’ve been doing so much radio and TV.  Amazon detects sales spurts and discounts on top of them.  Last night I was on Boston’s blowtorch WBZ that covers most of the nighttime east coast talking about Voter ID. (Hope to post link soon)  And once again, Amazon has discounted further.  This morning it is $13.14 a book.  So there is no better time to get it.  And if you’ve been reluctant so far, consider that at such a low price, there is very little left for the author and publisher!

One Week From Tonight: Martin County (FL) Book Signing

I will be in Miami Thursday night, March 29, for a book signing sponsored by the Republican National Lawyers Association.  Details here.

The next night, at 6 p.m., March 30, I will be speaking in Stuart, Florida, at an event sponsored by the Martin County Republican Party.  I will be signing copies of Injustice.

When: Friday, 6 pm, March 30, 2012
Who: Martin County REC
Where: 1111 SE Federal Hwy
Suite 134
Stuart
Map it.

One Week from Tonight: RNLA Miami Book Signing

One week from tonight I will be in South Florida at a book signing event sponsored by the Republican National Lawyers Association.  I will have copies of Injustice and I know there will be lots of cocktails.

Details here.  Globe Cafe.  Coral Gables.  6 pm.

I will have more information about the Justice Department’s opposition to Florida’s change in early voting laws, and why they are doing it.