darryl metcalfe said 47% of people are living off their neighbor's hard work and many are too lazy too out and get the new i.d. card and it's too bad if they don't vote. do you believe it? he's saying to romney you were right when you were in the back room. that 47% is exactly true and they're too lazy to work and get their i.d. cards. this guy is mitt romney's worst friend. anyway, the dirty, angry money is out. it turns out that the romney campaign doesn't have as much as we thought. and it may well be because they've got too many big donors and relying too much on his outside groups to get this election and to get on the air, even. finally, let me finish with the link up to move to kill black votes and ignite white anger, it happened in pennsylvania. i just mentioned it. this is "hardball," your place for politics. [ male announcer ] it seems like every company has a facebook page these days. but where's the relationship status? well, esurance is now in a relationship...with allstate. and it looks pretty serious. esurance. click or call. idide? it looks pretty serious. you're not m

anyway, we invited that man, represent daryl metcalfe to appear on "hardball" but he declined.he chair of the pennsylvania democratic party and ron reagan, author of "the my father the 100." are you used to guys talking this openly about people being lazy? what a generalization. the people who are retired, the people who are on disability, the people who are whatever, still paying payroll tax, guys serving and women serving in the military. how does he come up with. 47% and read it like it's scripture and they're a bunch of bums and can't get their i.d. cards? >> it shows how far, chris, the republican party has fallen, not just in pennsylvania, but nationally. first governor romney and now mr. metcalfe who authored the legislation which says the government has an obligation through liberal con strux of this statute to get i.d. to pennsylvanians who don't have them. now here is the author saying these folks are lazy and the government has to do nothing. now we have matching book ends. mike at the beginning saying this is about tilting the playing field for mitt romney and now t

enough democrats off the voter rolls before november and republican state lawmakers like their own metcalf in pennsylvania are working overtime to do just that with a whole raft of voter suppression ideologues. as a republican state lawmakers in the battleground state of ohio like secretary of state john huston who is hoping to win a legal battle and cut off early voting for ohio wins this election because he knows it's minority democratic voters who most often rely on early voting as are republicans in the battleground state of florida like governor rick scott is still pushing ahead with an illegal voter purge targeting voters who don't have white anglo-saxon names governor scott has also managed to cut out early voting hours and make it a lot harder for independent organizations to register new voters if you think these efforts to restrict it to restrict democracy in the very important battleground states are going to have an impact on the selection and you're flat out wrong right wing war on voting rights is one of the most important issues facing the nation we just weeks to go until th

republicans are trying to demean half of america even more meat pennsylvania state representative darrell metcalf the sponsor of that state's radical voter suppression idea law that is currently being decided in the courts and could kick nearly half of all the registered voters in philadelphia off the rolls or not having proper identification during an interview on wednesday night cap said this about the forty seven percent. it romney said i mean what we have forty some percent of the people that are living up to the public dole living off of their neighbors' hard work and we have a lot of people out there they're too lazy to get off and what being you know to get up and get out there and and get yeah. they need so i mean if individuals are too lazy the state can't fix that. because a single parent working three jobs to raise a child can spend a few days in dollars at the d.m.v. trying to get a voter id because he or she is too lazy some believable how out of touch these republicans are about the plight of working people in the united states and how blatantly they're trying to silence the votes o

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fortunately, daryl metcalf's colleague has given us all a clear answer about where he hope it's will end. >> we are focused on making sure that we meet our only indications that we talked about for years. prosecond amendment. first pro life legislation. voter id which is going to allow governor romney to win the state of pennsylvania, done. >> with me is judith brown, dorian warren, and mickey edwards. did i get that about right, judith? >> yeah, you hit it on the head. you told the story. we're we are in pennsylvania. it will be in the supreme court next week, and we know no evidence of voter fraud, we know who it hits. one group that also it hits are veterans who don't have expiration dates on their ids. >> why wouldn't veterans have ids, but it's because they don't have expiration dates. >> explain that, i want to be clear, i think a lot of viewers may realize you don't just have to have something that shows you you are, but you have to have rules about it. >> that's right, they were crafted for partisan gain by politicians who want to manipulate the laws. they crafted them so the

. >> i would like to announce the record directors metcalf and sartipi will not be. (roll call) >> madam chair, you do have a quorum. >> thank you. are there any communications from board members today? seeing none, let's move to item four, which is also -- sorry, the board of directors old and new business, which there is none. item five, the executive director's report. >> good morning, directors. good morning, members of the public. we have tremendous news. many of you may have read about this in the paper and the news last night, but one of our construction crew members found a woolly mammoth tooth on our construction site. very exciting news. tremendously amazing. he, as you know for many years, have had an archaeologist on site looking for artifacts and so forth. we have a number of exhibits that have displayed the items, from homes to schools to chinese businesses and so forth. people living in san francisco area at the turn of the last century. we never expected a find like this. we have a paleontologist who is here who will show you pictures and tell you abo

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minorities who will be affected the most but here's what pennsylvania state representative darrell metcalf a sponsor of his state's radical voter suppression id law said in a recent interview about those upset with voter id laws. as mitt romney said i mean what we have forty some percent of the people that are living off the the public dole living off of their neighbors' hard work and we have a lot of people out there they're too lazy to get off and what being you know to get up and get out there and and get the id they need so i mean if individuals are too lazy the state can't fix that so is that true as a single mother working three jobs too lazy to take up time go to the d.m.v. and go to an idea vote lauchlan. i certainly don't agree with that characterization you know a lot of people have a lot on their hands working multiple jobs raising kids so on so should we make it harder for them to vote. i mean voting is a right of course but no not according the supreme court there is no there is no right to vote for president bush v gore it's not a right what is a right i think we should we le

pennsylvania state representative darryl metcalf. think of him as the bill's daddy. he first introduced it under its formal name, the pennsylvania voter identification protection act. is he also a member of the american legislative exchange council. you may remember it by its acron acronym. alec. you may also remember alec being mentioned in connection with the trayvon martin case. imagine if a bill from the hill had its origins not in some idea from some folks back home, but an organized group that brings corporations together with hundreds of state legislators who are sympathetic to the interests of those corporations, and instead of those folks back home calling their local congressman to write a bill, alec drafts model legislation for those legislators to take back to their states to pass into law. stand your ground was one of those model laws, so was voter i.d. the bill, drafted by alec in 2009, according to a report from news 21. and the walter cronkite school of journalism. pennsylvania's voter i.d. law, based on the law upheld by the supreme court and not inf

watch this guy daryl metcalfe, he pushed that law.ere is his explanation of what he thinks of the people who don't have those cards. >> i don't believe any legitimate voter that actually wants to exercise that right and takes on the according responsibility that goes with that right to secure their photo i.d. will be disenen from chised. you know, as mitt romney said, i mean, what, we have 40-some percent of the people living off the public dole, living off their neighbors' hard work, and they have a lot of people out there that are too lazy to get up and get out there and get the i.d. they need. so, i mean, if individuals are too lazy, the state can't fix that. but the process that's put in place to get an i.d. card, there's a free i.d. available if somebody needs one, and there's a process they have to go through. they have to present certain documents. that's the way it should be. >> there you have it, howard fineman, clear as a bell. that guy is not using a dog whistle. thank you, howard and joy ann. >> that's a bull horn. >> abso

and daryle metcalf is now on a pittsburgh radio station saying the voters in pennsylvania are too lazy you, whatten saw mitt romney on univision, he looked like a oompaluma. >> stephanie: that's what chris said. mary in mod chester -- >> caller: hi. mitt romney gets in trouble and he calls in his mommy, and i think he should probably call in palin who should take him to alaska for some foreign policy experience. >> stephanie: yeah, you wanted a vise from the person that lost the last landslide. >> caller: there you go. they could both be a bridge to nowhere. >> caller: this lieian ayn rand and willard mitt rob me. and how much legs and feet was this guy have to shoot himself with. >> stephanie: yeah, how is he still walking? >> sit in that empty chair. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: by the way -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: noted car thief and insurance defrauder darrell issa vows to continue the witch hunt. >> wow. >> stephanie: he has tried to exploit the tragedy of the series of botched gun sales, and he is not done. he is going to continue pursuing eric holder's contem

watch this guy, daryl metcalfe, he's the guy that pushed that law on the voter i.d. card. here is his explanation of what he thinks of the people who don't have those cards. >> i don't believe any legitimate voter that actually wants to exercise that right and takes on the according responsibility that goes with that right to secure their photo i.d. will be disenfranchised. you know, as mitt romney said, i mean, what, we have 40-some percent of the people living off the public dole, living off their neighbors' hard work, and we have a lot of people out there who are too lazy to get up and get out there and get the i.d. they need. so, i mean, if individuals are too lazy, the state can't fix that. but the process that's put in place to get an i.d. card, there's a free i.d. available if somebody needs one, and there's a process they have to go through. they have to present certain documents. that's the way it should be. >> there you have it, howard fineman, clear as a bell. that guy is not using a dog whistle. thank you, howard and joy ann. >> that's a bull horn. >> absolutel

. >> i would like to announce the record directors metcalf and sartipi will not be. (roll call) >> madam chair, you do have a quorum. >> thank you. are there any communications from board members today? seeing none, let's move to item four, which is also -- sorry, the board of directors old and new business, which there is none. item five, the executive director's report. >> good morning, directors. good morning, members of

the original sponsor daryle metcalf, and his other brother daryle said his law will only disen disenfranchiseare of their lives, don't deserve to vote. >> he is talking about soldier, seniors, and people who are too poor to pay federal taxes -- >> yes but they are lazy. i hate the term un-american, so i'll just that was inhuman of him to say that. >> stephanie: exactly. jean in minneapolis. hi, jean. >> caller: good morning, steph. how are you today? >> stephanie: good go ahead. >> caller: mitt is taughting that his father was on welfare. george was raised in a polygamist community. were they practicing that when they came back to the united states? was our tax money supporting that? >> no, he left the compound % because he rejected polygamy. >> when he was brought back wasn't he a small child? >> no, he was married before he came back. and served in the nixon administration, and ran for president, so it would be hard to hide a sister wife. >> stephanie: pete in chicago, you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi there, thank you for all of the fun and good work you are doing. and