Voter suppression
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Anonymous
Ok, then let's play Devil's Advocate.... Shouldn't you WANT a voter ID law to prevent this "GOProjection"?!?! I mean, if you think Republicans are ALREADY doing this, why wouldn't you want to stop it?!?! |
Anonymous
If that's the case, if it's projection, then that's all the more reason you should be in favor of stopping it. |
Anonymous
That's like saying that the responsibility of gun owners is to go shoot guns. For practice, maybe. But this is absolutely not all of their responsibility. They have a responsibility to follow gun laws, ensure the safe keeping of their guns, and to exercise all due caution in the handling of their guns. The responsibility of a voter includes ensuring that he/she follow voting laws to remain eligible to vote. |
Anonymous
If your voter id laws and policies regarding times and places people can register and times and places people can vote are keeping hundreds and even thousands of people from voting while only preventing one fraudent vote, do you consider that a victory? Of course you do, you're a Republican. Republicans know that the only way they can win is to gerrymander and keep voting numbers down. The higher the voter turnout, the worse Republicans do. That's why they try to keep turnout low. |
Anonymous
DP. If at some point there isn’t reliable evidence people are doing this in anything approaching meaningful numbers, then I’m open to a discussion about voter id laws.’but I’m not going to support laws hat we know makes it harder for lawful citizens to exercise their right to vote based on the possibility that maybe at some point someone will abuse the system without the system managing to catch it. |
Anonymous
How do you ensure you're eligible to vote? Are you a non-incarcerated citizen 18 or older? Check. Yep, you're eligible. --signed, the Constitution |
Anonymous
And here I thought Republicans always railed against "unnecessary laws" and "burdensome regulations" lol This guy is a kook. We get it - Republicans lose when the people come out to vote and turnout is high. |
Anonymous
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And turnout is high in part because of fraudulent voting.
You can insult me, but that speaks to your character, not mine. |
Anonymous
Pardon me, Maddam Constitution? A question for you: You guarantee me, a Citizen, the right to own arms, then? And you take an equally free interpretation with the Second Amendment as you do the First, yes? Awesome!!! Thanks for recognizing that you recognize my right to own a machine gun!!!! |
Anonymous
Prove it, sucker. Here's a hint: you can't prove it exists. Even your wonderboy, Kobach, got his ass handed to him for lying to the courts and making fake accusation. Hold on, there's a word you have for that: FAKE NEWS. |
Anonymous
You also have to register to vote, and keep the registration current. |
Anonymous
search terms: "VOTE-Harrisonburg, arrested, dead people registered to vote" Go away and stew in anger now |
Anonymous
What is it with you and calling people names? You're aware you're violating forum rules by calling people names, right? I think you need a time-out. |
Anonymous
When someone registers to vote and votes sporadically, the state should not just remove them. It raises a barrier to re-register, particularly when the registration process is altered and is cumbersome. For example, some counties have a central registration location that may only be accessible via car. As another example, the Florida online registration system was down all weekend. How is that fair? |
Anonymous
There is simply no proof of this. None. |