BedellBrave
It's OVER 5,000!
Those on the Left scream "voter suppression" and those on the Right "voter fraud." Right?


Those on the Left scream "voter suppression" and those on the Right "voter fraud." Right?
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ANd you wonder why Hillary won the popular vote. Take out the Top 4 states on population and their votes, guess who wins by an overwhelming margin.
What do you think about the (Republican-appointed) federal judge who extravagantly woodshedded the North Carolina legislature's changes to various voting laws as being a transparent, egregious, and illegal attempt to suppress the black vote?
The equivalence between "this side doing X and the other side doing Y" is appealing and convenient, but in this particular case there is actual evidence of massive, organized voter-suppression efforts. Is there corresponding evidence of a similar level of vote fraud?
Which changes were egregious? Mind telling what they were?
While you do I'll try to work myself into a hissy and come back demanding to know what you think of some egregious example of voter fraud.
Tis the season.
What do you think about the (Republican-appointed) federal judge who extravagantly woodshedded the North Carolina legislature's changes to various voting laws as being a transparent, egregious, and illegal attempt to suppress the black vote?
The equivalence between "this side doing X and the other side doing Y" is appealing and convenient, but in this particular case there is actual evidence of massive, organized voter-suppression efforts. Is there corresponding evidence of a similar level of vote fraud?
The problem with this meme is that with all the voter suppression going on, it might not matter.
I'm not sure you read my post closely enough.
I'm not the one saying they were egregious. It was a republican-appointed federal judge. Can you point to an analogous case of large-scale, organized voter fraud? Particularly one that's designated such by an impartial source?
You're making a false equivalence. Instead of supporting it, you're choosing to be pissy.
It was a republican-appointed federal judge.