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He’s everything I expected him to be - a Democratic Socialist Trump.

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Did you expect him to babble about civil war and Jim Crow in response to the incredibly restrictive 17 days of early voting?

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The Civil War talk is straight out of the Qanon playbook.

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He is playing with matches.

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Did you examine every ballot and confirm they were all legally valid votes?

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100% is impossible, so throw that out.

99.5% means in 2020 750k votes were fraudulent. That’s still significant. Basically 15k fraudulent votes per state.

How many fraudulent votes were found in 2020? Hell how many in the last 20 years?

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Did the people claiming fraud do that?

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I m pretty old school…the way to run elections is with Election Day and paper ballots made available only to people who show up at the polls with valid photo ID…IMHO.

But the country has gotten bigger and those days are long gone…17 days of early voting seems like a lot to me. It’s certainly plenty of opportunity for everyone to vote.

Fox has a good article about what’s actually in the bill in Texas…not the Biden hyperbolic lie fest…

“ Under Senate Bill 1’s provisions, a ban would be implemented on drive-thru voting or casting a ballot from inside a vehicle unless participating in curbside voting due to a disability. A ban would also be placed on overnight voting, requiring polls to be open a minimum of nine hours from between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m.

Election officials would also be required to install a video surveillance system that records vote-counting activities, with a livestream made available to the public in counties with 100,000 residents or more. Those in large counties would also be required to install tracking software to monitor “all input and activity” on electronic devices used to count votes. Beginning January 1, 2024, equipment that does not disable or remove any wireless connectivity capability would be prohibited from use in tabulating votes.

SB 1 would also allow partisan poll watchers to observe election activity inside polling places and vote-counting centers as well as during curbside voting that takes place inside a vehicle. It would also make it a crime to deny access to a poll watcher.

In addition, voters would be required to include a driver’s license number or the last four digits of a Social Security number on a vote-by-mail application and the envelope containing their ballot. Individuals who help voters cast their ballot, due to language or physical needs, must fill out a document listing their name, address, relationship to the voter, and whether they’re being paid by a candidate or political committee. Those who drive three or more people to the polls would also be required to fill out a similar form unless all vehicle occupants are family members.

The secretary of state will also be required to work with the Department of Public Safety to provide data on a monthly basis from the existing statewide computerized voter registration list to be used for verification of citizenship status on voter registration applications.” Here's what is actually in the Texas election bills Democrats keep comparing to Jim Crow | Fox News

If you would like to actually read the Texas bill here it is…I defy anyone who’s not a left wing hack to find any Jim Crow era partisanship worthy of claiming this kind of legislation rises to the level of the greatest threat to our Republic since the Civil War.

These lunatic Democrats from Texas are going to have trouble staying relevant in the news cycle past today or tomorrow…they are well on their way to just looking like a bunch of attention seeking clowns.

That clown we have living in the White House is quickly becoming the biggest presidential farce at least in our lifetimes if not beyond.

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There’s probably a lesson to be learned here about electing senile old ex senators who spend the bulk of their campaign complaining about things they might have been able to impact but didn’t in their too long time in office.

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It’s incredibly important people have faith in our elections. For them not to have that is in fact dangerous. Any reasonable improvement that can be made, should be.

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Please expand on this if you please, including if Georgia and/or other states have modified election laws for this wireless connectivity provision too.

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The did a good service to ending the federal mask mandate on plane and bus transportation.

Hypocrites that need reprimanded and coerced to vote as is their duty.

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I think you mean everything you imagined trump wasn’t after he spent like a drunken sailor for four years and offered to spend more on things like the platinum plan.

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I don’t know, I would assume such a thing is impossible. No way anyone suing for fraud has as many people available as there are poll workers. The reality is that there’s NO WAY to verify a mail in ballot.

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As a result of democrats filibustering many of Bush’s nominees. Did you forget about 2005-2007?

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Different story when republicans fled Oregon though, right?

All depends on your party.

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I agree.

99.999% fraudulent free would be an incredible feat.

Do you agree?

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I knew he would be a disaster. I didn’t know he would be controlled by the HARD radical left however.

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Maybe clueless Joe who represented Delaware in the a senate for decades should clean up his own house first before making wild stupid dishonest accusations about Texas.

From thehill.com

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) shot back at President Biden after the president criticized a GOP-lead measure on voter access in the state.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if Biden criticized the Senate bill without even having ever read it,” Abbott told The Dallas Morning News this week. “I bet he doesn’t have a clue what’s in there.”

“The voter law in the state of Texas is far more accommodative and provides far more hours to vote than it does in President Biden’s home state of Delaware, where he voted in the last election, where they offer exactly zero early voting days,” Abbott added. “If there’s any voter suppression taking place, the easier allegation is say that voter suppression has taken place in Delaware, not Texas.”

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I agree it is absurd to call 17 days of early voting, voter suppression.

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