About that voter suppression in Georgia
It doesn't exist.
It was invented by the Divisive Dems, because that is what they do. They foment racial division. There is no voter suppression.
They fear the coming midterm bloodbath. They have nothing to run on, so they return to their bread and butter, which is racial division.
They spew bullshit about voter rights, which is then duly regurgitated by a compliant media.
Replies to: About that voter suppression in Georgia
Why did Georgia (and other States) spend the past year making their voting laws more restrictive?
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Suppression is the wrong word IMO. Making laws to challenge or right out refute outcomes the GQP
don't like is a form of suppression. Again no one can articulately tell me why any of the voting laws enacted post '20 election are needed.
For the hundredth time: The GOP wants fewer people to vote; the Dems want more.
Everyone in politics knows that the Dems benefit when more people vote.
If this was reversed, the Dems would be seeking to restrict the vote too.
It's just political strategy.
Fair enough... but this has nothing to do with verification of voter eligibility.
There are millions and millions of eligible voters who simply never vote. The Dems want to harvest these from mailed out ballots. THAT IS FRAUD!
Link: https://ballotpedia.org/Voter_turnout_in_United_States_elections
Another...and more proper term for "Ballot Harvesting" is..."Ballot Collection"...all of those
ballots have already been completed and signed by the voters who received those ballots...this is decidedly not voter fraud....do you have evidence to the contrary?...seems as though no such meaningful examples that would have swung any election were reported by any country in the entire country...but you seem pretty convinced there was. What makes you believe this happened?
btw, thanks for the link...it shows the marked improvement in voter participation in Colorado and Oregon...two states with "Mail-In" voting for all residents....that's a good thing.
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Link: https://ballotpedia.org/Voter_turnout_in_United_States_elections
Where are Republicans trying to restrict the vote?
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Everywhere they can, opposing all measures that would increase the vote...
....from motor-voter laws to mail-in ballots to making election day a holiday. They also close polling stations and favor requiring IDs.
Maybe you think it's all just coincidental.
None of that restricts the vote.
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Of course. How could I be so silly.
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I've asked you that question many times. You believe avery bit of leftist drivel. Mueller! Mueller!
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You make no serious points. You are a perfect troll.
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As always you can't accept the truth and resort to name calling.
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That's him walking to his corner saying " no mas"
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You are dead horse beating. This battle was already lost for the Dems.
Elections will not be federalized and harvesting of mailed ballots will only be happening in a couple one party states.
How about this, what problem did the laws fix?
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Right. And it is a total coincidence that the polling stations with long lines are in Dem areas.
As I have said, today this is a reflection of political strategy, not racism.
But it is real.
Link: https://www.npr.org/2020/10/17/924527679/why-do-nonwhite-georgia-voters-have-to-wait-in-line-for-hours-too-few-polling-pl
A lot more people voted, what was it like the election before?
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Voting in person is archaic.
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Oh, but Dems assume the black voters would hav a hard time figuring out computers.
Racists make racist assumptions (and then accuse others of being what they themselves are).
What a good, loyal lemming
...dutifully regurgitating what you are spoonfed.
From the article:
"Although the reduction in polling places has taken place across racial lines, it has primarily caused long lines in nonwhite neighborhoods where voter registration has surged and more residents cast ballots in person on Election Day."
The counties in Georgia set up polling places, they get closed due to lack of turnout or staffing, and if you take the above into account, add a pandemic with social distancing requirements, you get a picture of a huge line that would have been shorter without pandemic measures in place and a surge of voters turning out to vote.
Edit to add: 86% of driving age residents in Georgia have a driver's license, which is valid ID to vote with. Requiring ID and calling it the return of Jim Crow is pure race baiting.
So then the liberal pandemic measures are suppressing the black vote per this article Chris linked.
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Somewhat, it certainly didn't help
But acting like it was racially driven is untrue.
The other interesting thing is that per the article non-white residents lean to voting in person on Election Day, yet we were told all those mail in ballots were massively Democrat because those areas had high percentages of non-white voters that voted early and vote Democrat. I don't believe in "The Steal" but there were some odd things happening in 2020. The exit polls had Trump polling well among male African-American voters as I recall. Things that make you go hmmm.
You think these people stand in long lines without ID&lines are created by having to show ID?!
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Good try. It's a matter of voters per station.
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Ok, then ID was not the problem.
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Well said.
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people believe that or they don't
no amount of factual evidence will do.
If you put the voting locations in liquor stores the minority vote would increase. Chris and Ty told
me that. And you get a free pint of jager
Totally not racist. Well done, imbecile.
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How many liquor stores are in black communities. Any guess? And how many
drug or grocery or retail stores are in black communities. You will be enlightened. Deal with the facts white man.
If we did that, we'd have to change liquor laws to eliminate ID.
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"Old Crow 2.0"!
Or, maybe Jim Beam 2.0.
(dry heaving)
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President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho is an inevitable reality
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Of course there is no "voter suppression."
It's nonsense. A crutch that dishonest leftist return to like a dog to its vomit.
Any citizen who wants to vote can do so with minimal trouble.