Just Say No

Attorney General Rob McKenna is arguing that felons who have not had their civil rights restored should not have the same access to records as the public.
According to Robby, an incarcerated felon is not a ”person” for purposes of the state public records system - but they are a ”person” for purposes of the state Census system in which they are included.
Unfortunately, over 150,000 non-incarcerated tax-paying citizens also don’t have their civil rights restored in Washington, since Rob also believes in poll taxing.
So what about them?
You going to micro-chip them and remove their access to public records too?
Or are you just going to keep re-enforcing their second-class status?
Read McKenna’s attempt of an appeal here.
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