Republican Voter Supression Efforts

[Phaedrus]

@Grimalken

I don’t. Too many people are completely ignorant about politics, just talk to some, and you will understand my meaning.

Even when I start a conversation with someone I agree with, politically or philosophically. Five minutes into the discussion with them, and it’s clear their extent of knowledge on politics and government is limited to reading headlines, or reciting the crap candidates spout in their lying assed campaign ads, two weeks before election.

So no, I do not want hordes of ignorant sheep canceling out my vote, because they are so ignorant, they don’t even know who the Speaker of the House is, or which political party controls their own state legislatures, much less Federal.

I agree. People should be required to demonstrate a basic working knowledge of our system of government before being issued a license to vote. I wonder which party that would favor? The answer may surprise you!

[Call_me_Ishmael]

@moonshine

@lulubee

Brian Kemp voices “concern” over Georgians voting in leaked audio - Vox

“Facing allegations of voter suppression, scrutiny from voting rights groups, and calls to resign from his opponent, Georgia secretary of state and current GOP gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp recently said that Stacey Abrams’s voter outreach effort “continues to concern us, especially if everybody uses and exercises their right to vote,” according to a new report.

Rolling Stone’s Jamil Smith reports that Kemp made the remarks during a ticketed October 19 “Georgia Professionals for Kemp” event held at Atlanta’s Blind Pig Parlour Bar, which was closed to the press. Someone who attended the event provided roughly 20 minutes of audio from Kemp’s speech to Rolling Stone.

Early in Kemp’s remarks, Smith reports, the gubernatorial candidate expressed concern about early voting in Georgia, particularly “the literally tens of millions of dollars that they [the Abrams campaign] are putting behind the get-out-the-vote effort to their base.”

Kemp also said that Abrams’s campaign had focused heavily on absentee ballots. “They have just an unprecedented number of that, which is something that continues to concern us,” he said, according to Rolling Stone. “Especially if everybody uses and exercises their right to vote — which they absolutely can — and mail those ballots in, we gotta have heavy turnout to offset that.”

Wouldn’t want everyone to excerise their right to vote, now would we? I wonder why?

i wonder what happens when enough people decide that due to voter supression the government is illegitimate.

and stops obeying laws about things like paying taxes, registering vehicles etc…

after all the police cant arrest everyone and with the rise of cryptocurrencies hiding money is getting easier in a hurry

Its obvious. They will place a Democrat in power… illegally.

Now… who benefits from fear mongering and lies about the government suppressing votes?

[Phaedrus]

@altair1013

Please tell me that you don’t believe that Pelosi, Schiff, Schumer, Wasserman Shultz and the others are pillars of virtue. Who are only interested in fair play. can’t believe that you actually believe such a fairy tale.

And BTW. Don’t tell me what I’m interested in. I will tell you. If you ask. Deal?

Please provide a court-adjudicated example of “Pelosi, Schiff, Schumer, Wasserman Shultz and the others” having legislation struck down on the grounds that it unfairly targeted Republican voters. Tell me, are you interested in doing that?

[mobulis]

@Call_me_Ishmael

@moonshine

@lulubee

Brian Kemp voices “concern” over Georgians voting in leaked audio - Vox

“Facing allegations of voter suppression, scrutiny from voting rights groups, and calls to resign from his opponent, Georgia secretary of state and current GOP gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp recently said that Stacey Abrams’s voter outreach effort “continues to concern us, especially if everybody uses and exercises their right to vote,” according to a new report.

Rolling Stone’s Jamil Smith reports that Kemp made the remarks during a ticketed October 19 “Georgia Professionals for Kemp” event held at Atlanta’s Blind Pig Parlour Bar, which was closed to the press. Someone who attended the event provided roughly 20 minutes of audio from Kemp’s speech to Rolling Stone.

Early in Kemp’s remarks, Smith reports, the gubernatorial candidate expressed concern about early voting in Georgia, particularly “the literally tens of millions of dollars that they [the Abrams campaign] are putting behind the get-out-the-vote effort to their base.”

Kemp also said that Abrams’s campaign had focused heavily on absentee ballots. “They have just an unprecedented number of that, which is something that continues to concern us,” he said, according to Rolling Stone. “Especially if everybody uses and exercises their right to vote — which they absolutely can — and mail those ballots in, we gotta have heavy turnout to offset that.”

Wouldn’t want everyone to excerise their right to vote, now would we? I wonder why?

i wonder what happens when enough people decide that due to voter supression the government is illegitimate.

and stops obeying laws about things like paying taxes, registering vehicles etc…

after all the police cant arrest everyone and with the rise of cryptocurrencies hiding money is getting easier in a hurry

Its obvious. They will place a Democrat in power… illegally.

Now… who benefits from fear mongering and lies about the government suppressing votes?

No one since that’s not happening.

[Hellsbane]

I hate democracy. American ideals and democracy are antithetical to one another.

[Axxowiz]

What are the democrats running on? I have heard Medicaid for all from the Bernie wing of the party and jacksh** from the centrist side of the democrat party in terms of policy.

The democrats passed a huge healthcare law under Obama?. What is there next plan with healthcare? I hear terms like “comprehensive immigration reform” which in reality it means absolutely nothing. What kind of immigration reform? What changes to the healthcare system that wasn’t done with the ACA?

Without using the word “Trump” I would (no joke) like to know what the democrats are running on.

[reflechissez]

@Axxowiz

What are the democrats running on? I have heard Medicaid for all from the Bernie wing of the party and jacksh** from the centrist side of the democrat party in terms of policy.

The democrats passed a huge healthcare law under Obama?. What is there next plan with healthcare? I hear terms like “comprehensive immigration reform” which in reality it means absolutely nothing. What kind of immigration reform? What changes to the healthcare system that wasn’t done with the ACA?

Without using the word “Trump” I would (no joke) like to know what the democrats are running on.

The internet is your friend. Pro tip: google.

[blueapplepaste]

You clearly aren’t paying attention.

Dems are running on healthcare. They are running on DACA, and immigration reform. They’re running on opposing tax cuts for the rich.

Meanwhile Trump is running on fear.