In Texas – as many as 1.5 million voters could lose their right to vote, according to the Houston Chronicle. Already – one-in-ten Texans have seen their voting rights suspended – and looking at voters under the age of 30 – or people who mostly vote for Democrats – one-in-five have had their voting rights suspended. The Houston Chronicle is warning readers to keep an eye on their mailbox in case they receive voter cancellations forms and have to prove their eligibility.

Just like in Florida – the data Texas is using to remove voters is rife with errors. Between 2008 and 2010 – 300,000 eligible voters were notified that they are being removed from the rolls. Someone needs to remind Republican Party officials who are engaging in a massive, nationwide voter purge – that living in a democracy means making it easier for Americans to vote. But if oligarchy is what they want – then go ahead and deny millions of Americans their voice in the upcoming election.

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Hour One: Walker recall
- John Nichols, The Nation Magazine

WI recall election
- Kristine Frazao, Anchor & correspondent-RT America Washington, DC Bureau (on the ground in WI)

Is Scott Walker being investigated by the feds?
- David Shuster, Correspondent-Current TV (http://current.com) / Host-Take Action News-We Act Radio

Hour Two: On the ground at WI recall central
- Andy Kroll, Mother Jones Magazine

Hour Three: Labor Rights: It's Personal
- Dr. Robert Letcher, Political Economist / Writer / Activist

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Monday's Daily Stack

Quote: "To be truly radical is to make hope possible rather than despair inevitable." -- Raymond Williams.

Hour One: Voter Purge...Rick Scott gives the finger to Washington
- Dan Gainor

Article: "In Texas, 300,000 Eligible Voters Targeted In Purge" by Alex Brown.

Article: "Florida Official Behind Gov. Rick Scott’s Voter Purge Linked To $1 Billion Campaign Effort Against Obama" by Lee Fang.

Article: "Gov. Rick Scott Ignores DOJ Demand To End Voter Purge" by Jessica Pieklo.

Article: "Rick Scott Defends Voter Purge As Necessary 'To Have Fair Elections'" by Nick Wing.

Book: "Watergate: The Hidden History: Nixon, The Mafia, and The CIA" by Lamar Waldron.

Movie: "The Adventurers".

Clip: "Paul Weyrich - "I don't want everybody to vote" (Goo Goo)".

Article: "Two Santa Clauses or How The Republican Party Has Conned America for Thirty Years" by Thom Hartmann.

Article: "Study of Disputed Florida Ballots Finds Justices Did Not Cast the Deciding Vote" by Ford Fessenden and John M. Broder, November 12, 2001.

Article: "This Republican Economy" by Paul Krugman.

Article: "Hispanics, NPAs more likely to face noncitizen voter purge than whites, GOP" by Marc Caputo and Patricia Mazzei.

Article: "87% of McCotter petition signatures invalid" by Marisa Schultz.

Law: "Taft-Hartley Labor Act", 1947.

Speech "Labor Day Address in Cadillac Square, Detroit",September 6, 1948 by Harry S. Truman.

Clip: Phone conversation between President Lyndon Johnson and Sen. Everett Dirksen (R) Illinois, November 2, 1968.

Book: "October Surprise" by Barbara Honegger.

Speech: "Text of Clinton government shutdown address", November 14, 1995.

Article: "Anniversary of the Tienanmen Square Massacre (June 4th 1989" by Wikipedia.

Article: "Counting echoes of Tiananmen in market fall" by Simon Rabinovitch in Beijing and Enid Tsui in Hong Kong.

Article: "A Constitutional Right to Vote" by FairVote.

Case: "Bush v. Gore", 2000.

Article: "15th Amendment".

Article: "Constitution of the United States" Article 1.

Talk Radio News Segment:
- Ellen Ratner, Bureau Chief

Site: "Valerie Espinoza for Public Regulation Commission District III".

Article: "Appeals denied for Siegelman and Scrushy" by Mike McClanahan.

Article: "Court to decide if police can detain suspect who leaves area before search warrant arrives" by AP.

Article: "Blackwater Trial: Supreme Court Refuses Guards' Appeal".

Article: "How Pro-‘Obamacare’ Is Romney’s New Transition Honcho?" by Brian Beutler.

Hour Three: Defending the Super PACs
- Jacob Sullum, Reason Magazine

Article: "In Defense of ‘Outside Groups’: Wealthy super PAC donors make politics more competitive" by Jacob Sullum.

Letter: "To Jeremiah Moor" by Thomas Jefferson, Aug. 14. 1800.

"Tillman Act of 1907".

Article: "Missing 13th Amendment".

Case: "Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission" (2010).

Article: "Observations on the article États-unis prepared for the encyclopédie" by Thomas Jefferson, June 22, 1786.

Book: "The New Golden Age: A Revolution against Political Corruption and Economic Chaos" by Ravi Batra.

The good: "Good News: California Assembly Passes Bill Allowing Citizens To Register To Vote On Election Day" by Scott Keyes.

The bad: Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper: "Canada rewrites rules to speed oil extraction" by Juliet Eilperin.

The very, very ugly: Dr. Susan V. Borja: "Doctors With Gay Bias Denied Meds, Man Says" by Chris Fry.

Law: "Help America Vote Act", 2002 by Wikipedia.

Law: "National Voter Registration Act of 1993" by Wikipedia.

Quote: "The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread." -- Anatole France.

Article: "Mundo Fox" by Wikipedia.

Article: "Some Lawmakers Look for Way Out as Defense Cuts Near" by Jonathan Weisman.

Article: "Last Greek polls before ban show close vote ahead" by Harry Papachristou and George Georgiopoulos.

Article: "Greek leftist leader lays out radical agenda" by CNN.

Article: "Zimmerman back in jail, 2 days after bond revoked" by Jennifer Kay.

Article: "Florida 'stand your ground' law yields some shocking outcomes depending on how law is applied" by Kris Hundley, Susan Taylor Martin and Connie Humburg.

Article: "Romney-backed solar company fails days after he faulted Solyndra" by Bloomberg News.