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hey just curious has Twitter and Facebook banned Younkin and Sears yet?

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I wouldn’t give the libs credit here. Republicans seem to do a great job scaring their based in action over what libs MIGHT do. Democrats seem to not do well scaring their voters to vote based what IS happening.

Great example of this is school curriculum. Republicans have scared their voter by stating “libs are going to take over the education system and teach your white kids to hate themselves”… while at the same time Republicans are actually putting laws in place to “control the education system and NOT teach your white kids about the bad parts of our past”.

Another example is big tech censorship. Conservatives, ironically using big tech to communicate their messaging, are scaring their voters to vote so that big tech doesn’t censor.

It’s working

It is working really well actually and Dems need to get control of the messaging.

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Yeah, I know. It’s always someone else’s fault. :rofl:

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Why is it absurd? The compelling reason is to make it easier (more options) for people to vote and also to avoid lines.

What is the compelling reason to halt it?

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So since you believe there is voter fraud, did the Republicans cheat to win in Virginia?

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There is no compelling interest in gathering space, manpower and machinery for a vote for such a long time.

Two concurrent days would be the next step if the vote was stressed by only having it on a single day.

That isn’t the case.

Your points are an appeal to sympathy.

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There is no more Government mandated, race/sex based oppression.

There are still systems that produce racist outcomes (ie justice department and policing).

I do think the important thing is not to forget how far we have come in 57ish years since CRA. Even if we still have work to do, my great uncles/aunts, parents etc who lived in Jim Crow know where we are today is a significant improvement.

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Fault? That’s negative. I’m giving positive kudos to Republicans.

They did a better job controlling the narrative. Dem suck at it. Dems have actual laws to point to… while republicans have wishes and maybes. Yet republicans were able to convince their base that they should worry more about what could come versus what is happening.

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With the back of your hand. :rofl:

Are you saying you accept responsibility for your part in breaking this country? Doubtful. lol

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I laid out the compelling reason that providing options to how people vote allows more people to vote that might work on Tuesday and have difficulty making it to the poll in the off hours. Not all voters have access to cars and can just drive over in the evening.

Sure it’s an appeal to sympathy. Sympathy for those that are not as well off as you or I, which I will gladly be guilty of.

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I’m saying republicans are better at messaging. It’s working.

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This feeling is just that… a feeling.

It’s not based on data.

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Republicans are great at exposing racist lying democraps. That part we agree on. The rest of that excuse-making for the damage you helped cause doesn’t mean anything. :wink:

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Because when more people vote the GOP loses?

WW

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Oh democraps… cute.

Anywho, take the credit. Republicans are better. They convinced their voters that big tech is going to get them… while at the SAME TIME using big tech to spread that fear and sell merch (on big tech) in the process.

Let that sink in… bravo. Seriously

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Those concerns are not addressed with a 4 or 5 and especially 45 day voting window.

Mail in ballots for elderly and handicapped voters are fine and have been in place for a long time.

Most voting locations are not a long distance to cover by bus or access.

Has nothing to do with being “well off.”

Any expansion should be approved by referendum and be done one concurrent day at a time.

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I am. Your immature hissy fits are being repaired as we speak. :wink:

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None of this is based on data.

Early voting was mud thrown at the wall to see how much would stick.

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I need to scare you off like the neighborhood cat… hmm how do I do that? Oh…

“Big tech is going to get ya! CRT!”

Let’s see if that works.

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Actually it was… early and mail in voting allowed more people to vote. The data is clear.

However you have no data that it increased fraud.