Dana7360
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Thanks to a couple corporations, Coca Cola and Home Depot, Georgia republicans are backing down from two of their proposals that take away the ability to vote mostly from democrats.
None of the proposals they are passing into law will stop voter fraud. Mostly because there isn't any real voter fraud happening.
All the proposals will do is make it much harder for mostly democrats to vote. Which is the point. They don't want those pesky democrats to exercise their constitutional right to vote in an election.
If the republicans in Georgia kept allowing democrats to vote, republicans would keep losing elections.
The republicans in Georgia can't allow that to keep happening so they are passing legislation that is specifically designed to prevent mostly democrats from voting.
I'm sure whatever legislation ends up passing into law will immediately be taken to court and overturned.
Which means the republicans in Georgia are just wasting time and tax payer's money.
None of the proposals they are passing into law will stop voter fraud. Mostly because there isn't any real voter fraud happening.
All the proposals will do is make it much harder for mostly democrats to vote. Which is the point. They don't want those pesky democrats to exercise their constitutional right to vote in an election.
If the republicans in Georgia kept allowing democrats to vote, republicans would keep losing elections.
The republicans in Georgia can't allow that to keep happening so they are passing legislation that is specifically designed to prevent mostly democrats from voting.
I'm sure whatever legislation ends up passing into law will immediately be taken to court and overturned.
Which means the republicans in Georgia are just wasting time and tax payer's money.
Georgia Republicans back away from some voting restrictions
Top Republicans in Georgia’s state legislature are backing away from a controversial plan to eliminate no-excuse absentee voting and to do away with early voting on Sundays after increasing critici…
thehill.com