THE SECRET PLAN The Democrats Have To Steal The 2016 Election [Video]Loretta Lynch is much like Obama in that they both feel the ends justifies the means if it s for their political ideology. The eternally wronged believe they haven t gotten a fair shake and won t unless they change the rules of the game. In this case, it would be voting rights laws Yes, Loretta Lynch, Eric Holder s successor, is a big believer that Voter ID is racist. Just listen to this woman and understand that she s not representing anyone BUT her pet special interest groups   scary stuff! And the United States Department of Justice, under the direction of Attorney General Loretta Lynch, is helping them. On February 12, these groups filed a lawsuit in D.C. federal court seeking to reverse a recent decision by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC). The Commission s decision allows Kansas and other states, including Arizona and Georgia, to enforce state laws ensuring that only citizens register to vote when they use a federally designed registration form.Under federal law, the EAC is responsible for designing the federal voter-registration form required by the National Voter Registration Act, or Motor Voter, as it is commonly called. While states must register voters who use the federal form, states can ask the EAC to include instructions with the federal form about additional state registration requirements. Some states are now requiring satisfactory proof of citizenship to ensure that only citizens register to vote.Under Article I, Secion 2 and the Seventeenth Amendment to the Constitution, states have the power to set the  Qualification requisite for electors.  As with many issues, the Left disdains the balance the Framers adopted in the Constitution and objects to this delegation of power to the states. They prefer to see power over elector eligibility centralized in Washington, D.C.So when Arizona sought to include citizenship-verification requirements with voter-registration forms, the institutional Left   including the League of Women Voters, People for the American Way, Common Cause, Project Vote, and Chicanos for La Causa   brought a lawsuit claiming that the EAC hadn t approved such requirements. Incredibly, this fight over whether states can ensure that only citizens are voting went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. In 2013 in Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, a divided Court said that Arizona could not implement such a requirement unless and until the EAC agreed to change the instructions for use of the federal form to include the Arizona requirements. Incredibly, this fight over whether states can ensure that only citizens are voting went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.However, the majority opinion in that case, written by Justice Antonin Scalia, stipulated that if the EAC refused Arizona s request to accommodate the proof-of-citizenship requirement, the state could sue the EAC and establish in court that  a mere oath will not suffice to effectuate its citizenship requirement and that the EAC is therefore under a nondiscretionary duty to include Arizona s concrete evidence requirement on the Federal Form.  The Court went so far as to say that Arizona could also claim that a refusal by the EAC would be  arbitrary,  since the agency  has accepted a similar instruction requested by Louisiana.  Indeed, the Court noted, the EAC had  recently approved a state-specific instruction for Louisiana requiring applicants who lack a Louisiana driver s license, ID card, or Social Security number to attach additional documentation  to the federal voter-registration form.Alice Miller, who was not an EAC commissioner, but only the acting executive director, denied the request. It s not even clear that Miller had the right to make this   or any other   decision. At the time, a quorum did not exist on the bipartisan, four-member independent commission. And that decision is starting to look even more suspect. It seems that Miller may not have been the one who actually made the decision after all. Sources inside the Justice Department tell me that, in fact, it was partisan, left-wing lawyers in the Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division at the Justice Department who actually drafted the denial letter. This is significant for several reasons.First, the EAC is supposed to be an independent federal agency. While the president is empowered to nominate commissioners for the two Democratic and two Republican commission slots, in practice the president consults with the majority leader of the Senate (Mitch McConnell) and the speaker of the House of Representatives (Paul Ryan), as well as the leaders of the minority party in both houses, to pick the nominees. Because the EAC deals with federal election administration, the legislation establishing the agency   the 2002 Help America Vote Act   was designed so as to provide the EAC with political balance and to be outside the president s control.Allowing lawyers for the highly partisan Voting Section to write agency policy obliterates all semblance of independence and bipartisan balance. The Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division has become one of the most controversial and ideological components in the entire U.S. government. It is the same cadre of lawyers that dismissed a voter-intimidation charge against members of the New Black Panther Party who physically threatened voters in Philadelphia to help President Barack Obama get elected in 2008; that has waged a war on voter ID and other election-integrity measures; and that has refused to enforce the Voting Rights Act in a race-neutral manner as called for by the plain text of the statute.It was Voting Section lawyers who fought in federal court to keep Kansas from enforcing a similar state law to ensure that only citizens registered to vote. One of those lawyers, Bradley Heard, engaged in potentially unethical conduct when he tweeted on his private Twitter account his impressions of the federal judge after a hearing in Kansas. Justice Department lawyers are not allowed to use social media to share with the public confidential assessments about the cases on which they work. According to a source, Heard s actions prompted a quick internal memo from DOJ ethics officials reminding Voting Section lawyers they may not take to social media to bash Kansas and talk about ongoing Justice Department litigation.On the Twitter account that landed Heard in hot water, he calls himself a  Voting Rights Gladiator . . . Outside Agitator.  Before joining the Voting Section, Heard worked for a number of years at the Advancement Project, a radical left-wing voting organization. The Advancement Project has worked closely with the ACLU, NAACP LDF, Lawyers  Committee for Civil Rights, and other liberal advocates to oppose voter-ID statutes, felon-disenfranchisement laws, and citizenship-verification regulations, and has adopted extreme positions on many other state and federal voting-rights laws.Read more: NRpolitics
the secret plan the democrats have to steal the election video rosetta lynch much like obama feel ends justifies means political ideology the eternally pronged believe gotten fair shake unless change rules game in case would voting rights laws yes rosetta lynch eric holder successor big believer voter id racist just listen woman understand representing anyone but pet special interest groups scary stuff and united states department justice direction attorney general rosetta lynch helping on february groups filed lawsuit federal court seeking reverse recent decision election assistance commission eac the commission decision allows kansas states including arizona georgia enforce state laws ensuring citizens register vote use federally designed registration federal law eac responsible designing federal form required national voter registration act motor voter commonly called while states must register voters use federal form states ask eac include instructions federal form additional state registration requirements some states requiring satisfactory proof citizenship ensure citizens register article i section seventeenth amendment constitution states power set qualification requisite electors as many issues left disdain balance farmers adopted constitution objects delegation power states they prefer see power elector eligibility centralized washington arizona sought include requirements forms institutional left including league women voters people american way common cause project vote chicago la causa brought lawsuit claiming eac approved requirements incredibly fight whether states ensure citizens voting went way supreme court in arizona inter tribal council arizona divided court said arizona could implement requirement unless eac agreed change instructions use federal form include arizona requirements incredibly fight whether states ensure citizens voting went way supreme majority opinion case written justice antonio scale stipulated eac refused arizona request accommodate requirement state could sue eac establish court mere oath suffice effectuate citizenship requirement eac therefore nondiscretionary duty include arizona concrete evidence requirement federal form the court went far say arizona could also claim refusal eac would arbitrary since agency accepted similar instruction requested louisiana indeed court noted eac recently approved instruction louisiana requiring applicants lack louisiana driver license id card social security number attach additional documentation federal miller eac commissioner acting executive director denied request it even clear miller right make decision at time quorum exist bipartisan independent commission and decision starting look even suspect it seems miller may one actually made decision sources inside justice department tell fact partisan lawyers voting section civil rights division justice department actually drafted denial letter this significant several eac supposed independent federal agency while president empowered nominate commissioners two democratic two republican commission slots practice president consults majority leader senate mitch mcconnell speaker house representatives paul ryan well leaders minority party houses pick nominees because eac deals federal election administration legislation establishing agency help america vote act designed provide eac political balance outside president lawyers highly partisan voting section write agency policy obliterated semblance independence bipartisan balance the voting section civil rights division become one controversial ideological components entire government it cadre lawyers dismissed charge members new black panther party physically threatened voters philadelphia help president barack obama get elected waged war voter id measures refused enforce voting rights act manner called plain text voting section lawyers fought federal court keep kansas enforcing similar state law ensure citizens registered vote one lawyers bradley heard engaged potentially unethical conduct tweeted private twitter account impressions federal judge hearing kansas justice department lawyers allowed use social media share public confidential assessments cases work according source heard actions prompted quick internal memo doj ethics officials reminding voting section lawyers may take social media bash kansas talk ongoing justice department twitter account landed heard hot water calls voting rights gladiator outside animator before joining voting section heard worked number years advancement project radical voting organization the advancement project worked closely actu naacp df lawyers committee civil rights liberal advocates oppose statutes laws regulations adopted extreme positions many state federal politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: THE SECRET PLAN The Democrats Have To Steal The 2016 Election [Video]Loretta Lynch is much like Obama in that they both feel the ends justifies the means if it s for their political ideology. The eternally wronged believe they haven t gotten a fair shake and won t unless they change the rules of the game. In this case, it would be voting rights laws Yes, Loretta Lynch, Eric Holder s successor, is a big believer that Voter ID is racist. Just listen to this woman and understand that she s not representing anyone BUT her pet special interest groups   scary stuff! And the United States Department of Justice, under the direction of Attorney General Loretta Lynch, is helping them. On February 12, these groups filed a lawsuit in D.C. federal court seeking to reverse a recent decision by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC). The Commission s decision allows Kansas and other states, including Arizona and Georgia, to enforce state laws ensuring that only citizens register to vote when they use a federally designed registration form.Under federal law, the EAC is responsible for designing the federal voter-registration form required by the National Voter Registration Act, or Motor Voter, as it is commonly called. While states must register voters who use the federal form, states can ask the EAC to include instructions with the federal form about additional state registration requirements. Some states are now requiring satisfactory proof of citizenship to ensure that only citizens register to vote.Under Article I, Secion 2 and the Seventeenth Amendment to the Constitution, states have the power to set the  Qualification requisite for electors.  As with many issues, the Left disdains the balance the Framers adopted in the Constitution and objects to this delegation of power to the states. They prefer to see power over elector eligibility centralized in Washington, D.C.So when Arizona sought to include citizenship-verification requirements with voter-registration forms, the institutional Left   including the League of Women Voters, People for the American Way, Common Cause, Project Vote, and Chicanos for La Causa   brought a lawsuit claiming that the EAC hadn t approved such requirements. Incredibly, this fight over whether states can ensure that only citizens are voting went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. In 2013 in Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, a divided Court said that Arizona could not implement such a requirement unless and until the EAC agreed to change the instructions for use of the federal form to include the Arizona requirements. Incredibly, this fight over whether states can ensure that only citizens are voting went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.However, the majority opinion in that case, written by Justice Antonin Scalia, stipulated that if the EAC refused Arizona s request to accommodate the proof-of-citizenship requirement, the state could sue the EAC and establish in court that  a mere oath will not suffice to effectuate its citizenship requirement and that the EAC is therefore under a nondiscretionary duty to include Arizona s concrete evidence requirement on the Federal Form.  The Court went so far as to say that Arizona could also claim that a refusal by the EAC would be  arbitrary,  since the agency  has accepted a similar instruction requested by Louisiana.  Indeed, the Court noted, the EAC had  recently approved a state-specific instruction for Louisiana requiring applicants who lack a Louisiana driver s license, ID card, or Social Security number to attach additional documentation  to the federal voter-registration form.Alice Miller, who was not an EAC commissioner, but only the acting executive director, denied the request. It s not even clear that Miller had the right to make this   or any other   decision. At the time, a quorum did not exist on the bipartisan, four-member independent commission. And that decision is starting to look even more suspect. It seems that Miller may not have been the one who actually made the decision after all. Sources inside the Justice Department tell me that, in fact, it was partisan, left-wing lawyers in the Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division at the Justice Department who actually drafted the denial letter. This is significant for several reasons.First, the EAC is supposed to be an independent federal agency. While the president is empowered to nominate commissioners for the two Democratic and two Republican commission slots, in practice the president consults with the majority leader of the Senate (Mitch McConnell) and the speaker of the House of Representatives (Paul Ryan), as well as the leaders of the minority party in both houses, to pick the nominees. Because the EAC deals with federal election administration, the legislation establishing the agency   the 2002 Help America Vote Act   was designed so as to provide the EAC with political balance and to be outside the president s control.Allowing lawyers for the highly partisan Voting Section to write agency policy obliterates all semblance of independence and bipartisan balance. The Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division has become one of the most controversial and ideological components in the entire U.S. government. It is the same cadre of lawyers that dismissed a voter-intimidation charge against members of the New Black Panther Party who physically threatened voters in Philadelphia to help President Barack Obama get elected in 2008; that has waged a war on voter ID and other election-integrity measures; and that has refused to enforce the Voting Rights Act in a race-neutral manner as called for by the plain text of the statute.It was Voting Section lawyers who fought in federal court to keep Kansas from enforcing a similar state law to ensure that only citizens registered to vote. One of those lawyers, Bradley Heard, engaged in potentially unethical conduct when he tweeted on his private Twitter account his impressions of the federal judge after a hearing in Kansas. Justice Department lawyers are not allowed to use social media to share with the public confidential assessments about the cases on which they work. According to a source, Heard s actions prompted a quick internal memo from DOJ ethics officials reminding Voting Section lawyers they may not take to social media to bash Kansas and talk about ongoing Justice Department litigation.On the Twitter account that landed Heard in hot water, he calls himself a  Voting Rights Gladiator . . . Outside Agitator.  Before joining the Voting Section, Heard worked for a number of years at the Advancement Project, a radical left-wing voting organization. The Advancement Project has worked closely with the ACLU, NAACP LDF, Lawyers  Committee for Civil Rights, and other liberal advocates to oppose voter-ID statutes, felon-disenfranchisement laws, and citizenship-verification regulations, and has adopted extreme positions on many other state and federal voting-rights laws.Read more: NRpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: the secret plan the democrats have to steal the election video rosetta lynch much like obama feel ends justifies means political ideology the eternally pronged believe gotten fair shake unless change rules game in case would voting rights laws yes rosetta lynch eric holder successor big believer voter id racist just listen woman understand representing anyone but pet special interest groups scary stuff and united states department justice direction attorney general rosetta lynch helping on february groups filed lawsuit federal court seeking reverse recent decision election assistance commission eac the commission decision allows kansas states including arizona georgia enforce state laws ensuring citizens register vote use federally designed registration federal law eac responsible designing federal form required national voter registration act motor voter commonly called while states must register voters use federal form states ask eac include instructions federal form additional state registration requirements some states requiring satisfactory proof citizenship ensure citizens register article i section seventeenth amendment constitution states power set qualification requisite electors as many issues left disdain balance farmers adopted constitution objects delegation power states they prefer see power elector eligibility centralized washington arizona sought include requirements forms institutional left including league women voters people american way common cause project vote chicago la causa brought lawsuit claiming eac approved requirements incredibly fight whether states ensure citizens voting went way supreme court in arizona inter tribal council arizona divided court said arizona could implement requirement unless eac agreed change instructions use federal form include arizona requirements incredibly fight whether states ensure citizens voting went way supreme majority opinion case written justice antonio scale stipulated eac refused arizona request accommodate requirement state could sue eac establish court mere oath suffice effectuate citizenship requirement eac therefore nondiscretionary duty include arizona concrete evidence requirement federal form the court went far say arizona could also claim refusal eac would arbitrary since agency accepted similar instruction requested louisiana indeed court noted eac recently approved instruction louisiana requiring applicants lack louisiana driver license id card social security number attach additional documentation federal miller eac commissioner acting executive director denied request it even clear miller right make decision at time quorum exist bipartisan independent commission and decision starting look even suspect it seems miller may one actually made decision sources inside justice department tell fact partisan lawyers voting section civil rights division justice department actually drafted denial letter this significant several eac supposed independent federal agency while president empowered nominate commissioners two democratic two republican commission slots practice president consults majority leader senate mitch mcconnell speaker house representatives paul ryan well leaders minority party houses pick nominees because eac deals federal election administration legislation establishing agency help america vote act designed provide eac political balance outside president lawyers highly partisan voting section write agency policy obliterated semblance independence bipartisan balance the voting section civil rights division become one controversial ideological components entire government it cadre lawyers dismissed charge members new black panther party physically threatened voters philadelphia help president barack obama get elected waged war voter id measures refused enforce voting rights act manner called plain text voting section lawyers fought federal court keep kansas enforcing similar state law ensure citizens registered vote one lawyers bradley heard engaged potentially unethical conduct tweeted private twitter account impressions federal judge hearing kansas justice department lawyers allowed use social media share public confidential assessments cases work according source heard actions prompted quick internal memo doj ethics officials reminding voting section lawyers may take social media bash kansas talk ongoing justice department twitter account landed heard hot water calls voting rights gladiator outside animator before joining voting section heard worked number years advancement project radical voting organization the advancement project worked closely actu naacp df lawyers committee civil rights liberal advocates oppose statutes laws regulations adopted extreme positions many state federal politics