Republican voter suppression...

He’s a guy that can carry the torch in a more palatable way to the squishy republicans and their boogie housewives.
 
I just want to say I feel y'all's pain about the cynical way the Dems, credibly accused creepy joe, the corporate oligarchy and the woke mob have exploited a nothing burger for perceived political advantage. The lies and deza have caused painful flashbacks for me.

I especially want to express empathy for Governor Kemp, who tried to take out the worst parts of the bill while feeding a placebo to the yahoos and liars in his party who wanted something to further embellish their BIG LIE narrative, only to see everything blow up in his face. As the saying goes no good deed goes unpunished.
 
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How is a lie shown to be a lie?

You just get to call something a lie without proof?

That’s interesting. What assures me is that YOU think it was a lie.
 
And I want to add I am genuinely sorry about the small businesses being hurt by this. I read somewhere that losing the ASG will cost metro Atlanta something on the order of $100 million. That's a lot of hurt to real people and their families.

I hope Texas and other states are watching. Atlanta and Georgia are not deserving of this. I've admired how Raffensperger and Kemp told very poorly chosen one to stuff it on his fraud claims, and look forward to their testimony at his trial.

Texas to me is a more more deserving target. What Abbott did with respect to dropboxes in Harris County and other densely populated counties was pathetic. And I have not forgotten that absurd lawsuit file by their AG, which helped bring about the events of January 6. So I'm sorry Georgia is getting the grief that Texas deserves. I fear that jumping the gun on Georgia will in various ways diminish the impact when we need to respond to actual voter suppression. Participatory democracy is important and we ought to be looking for ways to increase it not decrease it.
 
Drop boxes are completely unecessary. If that’s the worst you can find then the bill is great.
 
You can take your ballot to a post office, you can mail it in your mailbox, and somehow not having a drop box on every street is voter suppression.

Yall have gone completely insane.
 
Drop boxes are completely unecessary. If that’s the worst you can find then the bill is great.
 
nsacpi said:
And I want to add I am genuinely sorry about the small businesses being hurt by this. I read somewhere that losing the ASG will cost metro Atlanta something on the order of $100 million. That's a lot of hurt to real people and their families.

I hope Texas and other states are watching. Atlanta and Georgia are not deserving of this. I've admired how Raffensperger and Kemp told very poorly chosen one to stuff it on his fraud claims, and look forward to their testimony at his trial.

Texas to me is a more more deserving target. What Abbott did with respect to dropboxes in Harris County and other densely populated counties was pathetic. And I have not forgotten that absurd lawsuit file by their AG, which helped bring about the events of January 6. So I'm sorry Georgia is getting the grief that Texas deserves. I fear that jumping the gun on Georgia will in various ways diminish the impact when we need to respond to actual voter suppression. Participatory democracy is important and we ought to be looking for ways to increase it not decrease it.
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This doesn't happen without your president pushing a big lie.

He is spared of your criticism though bc he's not orange.

Your credibility is pathetic
 
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You can take your ballot to a post office, you can mail it in your mailbox, and somehow not having a drop box on every street is voter suppression.

Yall have gone completely insane.
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It’s panic. They don’t want the obvious drop on votes to be correlated with voters having to prove they exist so they will moan and bitch about irrelevant aspects and try to wrap their cheating around that.
 
Actually to be fair black people probably don’t know how to hand an envelope to the postman so I can see how this is voter suppression.
 
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Actually to be fair black people probably don’t know how to hand an envelope to the postman so I can see how this is voter suppression.
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Lol, it does seem politicians see black people as poor, uneducated people who can't take care of themselves.
 
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Standing on the hill of drop boxes just shows how pathetic the progressives are in the current day.

There are EASIER ways to educate the population to vote and they won’t do it.

Remember, drop boxes introduce an additional fraud risk to elections.
 
their whole existence

reading thethe rants reminds me why "unity" can't happen and is why i just laugh when he and others of his ilk spout about the lack of unity lol
 
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