Republican voter suppression...

goldfly said:
Fraud boy is a joke

He has abandoned all principle and is pretty much part of the cult

He doesn’t care about the democratic republic or its ideals anymore. Which makes it even funnier/sad when he tries to portray himself as a constitutional lover

In other words, a fraud
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I'm quite comfortable with letting less pedo defenders like you voting

You are the one who told me to not be so black and white. So I've adapted.

You've proven yourself too stupid to hold influence. You still believe the Russia stuff, don't you?
 
I guess Goldy is perfectly fine with election clerks changing election laws without any consultation with the state legislators. Vote intent of a person suffering from Dementia? No problem? Determining that someone is indefinitely confined without any evidence so votes by mail can go out to them? No big deal?

How much to Zuckerberg put into Wisconsin again?
 
"We should have independent commissions like the one in California everywhere instead of letting politicians gerrymander," said the progressives who think you're stupid.

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Why aren't Republicans playing smash mouth like this?

We are leaving seats on the table in states we control.

**** the Democrats.
 
Tapate50 said:
It was obvious to all educated people that both sides do this about every few cycles.

I'm not sure what is newsworthy about any of it.
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The only reason it isn't is because the left has almost full control of the public narrative and their voters are stupid.
 
Tapate50 said:
It was obvious to all educated people that both sides do this about every few cycles.

I'm not sure what is newsworthy about any of it.
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Yep. I think of it like the 6 year terms in the Senate, a way to slow down widespread overreactions. At least when the politicians do it the voters can throw them out. Not the case for unelected "independent" commissions.
 
Here's a thought:

Closing 7 of 8 polling places in Lincoln County Georgia, in deep rural Georgia, doesn't make it more convenient for people to vote. So, it's probably just a coincidence that it's a heavily black county with no public transportation, right?
 
Oh her I thought you were going to talk about the democrats aggressive gerrymandering out Republican representation. But of course you’ve brought irrelevant arguments on a state that has more expansive voting rights than most.
 
57Brave said:
Here's a thought:

Closing 7 of 8 polling places in Lincoln County Georgia, in deep rural Georgia, doesn't make it more convenient for people to vote. So, it's probably just a coincidence that it's a heavily black county with no public transportation, right?
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29% is heavily black?
 
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