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An absolute joke. A solution in search of a problem. Republicans need less people to vote, especially non-white ones. Chalk one up for the bad guys!
ROWR goes the ballot harvesting fraud machine. Democrats, terrified that they’re losing their stranglehold over non-white voters as they grow increasingly hostile to populism, must resort to other tools that evoke their great history and undeniable skill at rigging: inverted Jim Crow (fraud instead of obstruction), Tammany Hall style mafia intimidation, the tried-and-true dead voters themselves, or a literal machine (Dominion).
Yawn. Go one about those Dominion machines, Lauren. Remind me, how many votes did Arizona Republicans find?
(They found votes for Joe Biden)
Myself, I’ll be more worried about Diego Morales, he of the nepotism, administrating our upcoming elections after using our tax dollars to attend secret events put on by the Heritage Foundation.
Dark money groups push election denialism on US state officials
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/apr/05/heritage-foundation-election-voting-rights-republican-states
I know, it’s the Guardian. You hate them. But, riddle me this. If Democrats are terrified at losing their grip on people, why is it Republicans are the ones making it harder to vote? Wouldn’t they want to make it easier for them to flee the Democrats? Why make it harder?
In the dark back rooms few will ever enter, the GOP has been worried about the coming demographic shifts in this country for some time. Obama was just the red alarm warning that they had been waiting for and Trump is representative of the reaction to that reality.
The only way out of this while keeping power is to either change, or start a bent toward fascism and authoritarianism. Undermining faith in elections is a way to overturn results they do not like based on “facts” that do not exist. They strong armed themselves into a SC seat based on a precedent that does not exist because legislating from the courts is a part of the long term strategy. (Even though conservatives falsely claim to be beholden to separation of powers and the founding fathers principles). Democracy used to be a cornerstone of what made the US, the US. Now it’s just a political position as it becomes very inconvenient for one side.
Abortion will be a telling issue going forward. The changes to RvW are hugely unpopular it turns out and the voters are showing up to display that displeasure. We were always told that it was about returning power to the states, it turns out that was not the case at all. As they continue to feel the effects will the policy change be to moderate their positions into one that shows more compassion/reason, or will they double down and treat the voters as more of an inconvenience that need to be silenced. My money would be on the latter.
The Dems just fear mongering as usual.
Remember the Georgia Voting Bill that had all the Dems shreiking
like their hair is on fire. A big nothing burger. Not one person
was kept from voting. Not one! Black voting was at an all time time
in actual numbers and percentages.
So if Dems think that they an only win by catering to minorities and the
ever changing demographics, Then no wonder they won’t secure the border.
Lol…..