Repub voter suppression rears it's ugly head once again.

After a month of early voting which 2/3rds of GA residence went and voted, people are complaining because things break on the absolute last day something is due? Guess those who procrastinate will never take responsibility for their own failures and short comings. But, so is the life of a democrat.

 

But..........you understand that isn't true, right?

 

Who didn't get to vote because Kemp denied them doing so? Name and link.

 

My statement is True. The voter ID law has been around for 10 years, its not new. Those who filled out the application after the deadline weren't rushed through, but they were allowed to vote. Even the left wing "fact checker" snopes verified that. This is such the fake news article that it shouldn't have even been printed if not to drum up the voter base for the left on the grounds of "muh racism".

 

Voter suppression is people like Chelsea Handler telling white women how they must vote.

 

Or demonizing them when they don't vote for dems. Gotta love the left telling women they are slaves or just voting for who their husbands told them to vote for when they voted for Trump.

 

Federal Judge in Georgia Orders Tally of Rejected Absentee Ballots

https://www.law.com/2018/11/15/fede...s-rejected-across-state-be-tallied-292-35646/

 

‘Contagion’: After Midterms, GOP Steps Up National Effort To Limit Voting Rights

https://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/after-midterms-gop-steps-up-national-effort-to-limit-voting-rights

"The 2018 midterm elections were heralded as a triumph for democracy itself, with record numbers of voters turning out to the polls and, in multiple states, passing measures to expand voting access.

The last few weeks have been less inspiring.

In the aftermath of the elections, Republican lawmakers across the country — and they are nearly all Republican — have moved to undermine those voter-approved ballot measures, or to impose new restrictions on the franchise."

 

Are those nasty Republicans trying to limit voting months early, having anyone bring in absentee ballots, slow down the outrageous number of same day registrations by requiring people to plan ahead, or most onerous or all, show some sort of photo ID with a valid address before allowing anyone to cast a ballot?
Hopefully, ALL of the above.

 

"Similar machinations are underway in Michigan, where the Republican-held legislature is using the lame-duck session to fiddle with two voter-approved constitutional amendments to expand voting access and prevent partisan gerrymandering.

In Arizona, Florida and North Carolina, measures are being floated to the press, grinding their way through the legislature, or being mishandled in ways that would restrict access to the ballot or otherwise make voting more difficult.


Not coincidentally, these large, populous, varying-degrees-of-purple states will be essential in determining the outcome of the 2020 elections."