They're basically the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by RandBlade
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They're basically the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by RandBlade
go go USA #1! :cheerleader:
Vote in person, or die trying.
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They cheated and they still lost. The modern GOP.
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Cheated? Yes because preventing a change to the rules of the game a few days prior to an election is cheating.
Good to see that you're part of the cult of death, too.
One polling place for 600,000 people:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/elect...5yu-story.html
Totally functional democracy
Despicable.
Highly misleading: https://www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com...-the-day-after
Are you referring to the article or to the tweet in the blog post?Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
The story about voter suppression in Kentucky in this primary. The GOP had nothing to do with what happened. And what happened was that most people voted by mail and there weren't enough people to staff polling stations.
The article does not appear to be particularly misleading, and does not really acknowledge the narrative you mention. Louisville having just one polling place is a problem for democracy irrespective of which party is in power; we'll know how big a problem it was once we have info on how many people may have been discouraged from voting, and turnout data.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
And covid case data in a couple of weeks :o
The point is that despite having only one polling place, there were no lines. And turnout is likely the highest in many years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aimless
Kansas being more upfront with its desperate crookedness:
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It's really just kinda pathetic.
The party of shitheads is fucking up Minnesota:
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Everyone gerrymanders.
Go ahead Steely, I know you have the tweet handy
My body is ready.
For all those complaining about PA being slow to count votes....blame the Republican-majority legislature who created the rules. :bored:
Pennsylvania GOP actually stealing an election:
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That tweet is "not available" to me, but the PA legislature under (R) majority control has been a circus. :(
https://www.post-gazette.com/news/po...s/202101060118
These motherfuckers really are just that creepy:
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The saddest thing about this is that these moves just show that these pathetic fucking losers know their party is just an agglomeration of political refuse.
This doesn't look like a party of disgraceful and corrupt losers with a garbage platform at all...
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Lmao conservatives are comically fucking corrupt:
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This dumb motherfucker went to Harvard:
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[insert :clown: emoji here]
Someone has never tried to ride Rise of the resistance.
Gonna go out on a limb here and suggest that being a Republican makes people stupid and/or mendacious:
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Feel free to contrast CO & GA wrt voting laws and the desire to unnecessarily obstruct voters for partisan purposes.
One of the dumbest WH reporters with some grade A boomer chum:
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This is how honesty and integrity are rewarded by the criminal enterprise that is the GOP:
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The anti-democratic party continues its efforts to sabotage democracy:
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Oof
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Desperate GOP voter suppression efforts continue apace:
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What a pathetic fucking state
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Imagine being such useless fucking cretins that you have to make laws like these to keep people from voting against you:
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Should never have let that consent decree lapse.
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Electoral apocalypse put on hold.
That seems... unenforceable. What if said driver provides transportation to three or more people specifically to an agreed-upon place unrelated to, yet located within relatively short walking distance from the polling place, whereupon said people decide, without further involvement from the driver, to go to the polling place instead of their original destination?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aimless
Can easily be answered by calculating the average shade of skin-colour. All kidding aside, even a law that might not seem enforceable—in the sense that you're not likely to be able to convict anyone—can still be enforceable by police (who can arrest you) and prosecutors (who can prosecute you), in theory ruining your life. The mere possibility of that would deter people. The bill in question has temporarily been blocked, but these fuckers will be back soon. It's remarkable what little faith they have in their own electability—and what contempt they have for the quintessential expression of democracy.Quote:
Originally Posted by BalticSailor
It would also determine most major organizations.
The Republican party just can't stand the thought of a free and fair election:
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I mean, it's kinda pathetic... but it's also very dangerous. There's nothing more dangerous than a weak-willed and disgraced man with power—and, here, you have a whole party full of them. They do not belong in a democracy.