If "Election Deniers" are such a Boogey Man to the Democrats, why not take away their excuses?

Seymour Flops

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In my job as a campus behavior specialist, I often have kids who will rattle off a string of excuses for not doing what they're supposed to do.

I can't do my assignment because,

-I'm too far away from the board
-The kid next to me talks too much
-The teacher doesn't explain it right
-A kid in class is picking on me (and the teachers din't do aaaaaanything about it)

I can't do it at home because,

-my house is too noisy
-my house is too crowded
-we had our lights turned off

So we take away those excuses. We move them from one part of the class to another, we change their schedule, we offer after school tutoring with a bus ride home.

Then the kid either proves he was right by catching up with his assignments or exposes himself as an excuse maker by not catching up on assignments.

The Republicans are asking for very reasonable anti-cheating measures. Stop fighting them, just because it's Republicans proposing them. It makes you look like enablers of cheating.

Those anti-cheating measures are no more draconian than having to show ID to withdraw money from the bank or show proof of residence to enroll your kid in school. Make sure counting is completely transparent; no more covered windows to keep the public from seeing what you're doing.

Let them have those rules, agree not to change any election rule or procedure after Jan 1st of the election year, and viola! You don't have to listen to GOP whining about about stolen elections.

Sounds like a deal too good to pass up. Unless . . .
 
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In my job as a campus behavior specialist, I often have kids who will rattle off a string of excuses for not doing what they're supposed to do.

I can't do my assignment because,

-I'm too far away from the board
-The kid next to me talks too much
-The teacher doesn't explain it right
-A kid in class is picking on me (and the teachers din't do aaaaaanything about it)

I can't do it at home because,

-my house is too noisy
-my house is too crowded
-we had our lights turned off

So we take away those excuses. We move them from one part of the class to another, we change their schedule, we offer after school tutoring with a bus ride home.

Then the kid either proves he was right by catching up with his assignments or exposes himself as an excuse maker by not catching up on assignments.

The Republicans are asking for very reasonable anti-cheating measures. Stop fighting them, just because it's Republicans proposing them. It makes you look like enablers of cheating.

Those anti-cheating measures are no more draconian than having to show ID to withdraw money from the bank or show proof of residence to enroll your kid in school. Make sure counting is completely transparent; no more covered windows to keep the public from seeing what you're doing.

Let them have those rules, agree not to change any election rule or procedure after Jan 1st of the election year, and viola! You don't have to listen to GOP whining about about stolen elections.

Sounds like a deal too good to pass up. Unless . . .
Making it inordnantly harder for people to vote is not reasonable.
 
In my job as a campus behavior specialist, I often have kids who will rattle off a string of excuses for not doing what they're supposed to do.

I can't do my assignment because,

-I'm too far away from the board
-The kid next to me talks too much
-The teacher doesn't explain it right
-A kid in class is picking on me (and the teachers din't do aaaaaanything about it)

I can't do it at home because,

-my house is too noisy
-my house is too crowded
-we had our lights turned off

So we take away those excuses. We move them from one part of the class to another, we change their schedule, we offer after school tutoring with a bus ride home.

Then the kid either proves he was right by catching up with his assignments or exposes himself as an excuse maker by not catching up on assignments.

The Republicans are asking for very reasonable anti-cheating measures. Stop fighting them, just because it's Republicans proposing them. It makes you look like enablers of cheating.

Those anti-cheating measures are no more draconian than having to show ID to withdraw money from the bank or show proof of residence to enroll your kid in school. Make sure counting is completely transparent; no more covered windows to keep the public from seeing what you're doing.

Let them have those rules, agree not to change any election rule or procedure after Jan 1st of the election year, and viola! You don't have to listen to GOP whining about about stolen elections.

Sounds like a deal too good to pass up. Unless . . .
Double video record all counting activities.

Anything deliberately not recorded is a felony to election officials with a minimum of 10 years served and permanent loss of voting rights. Any election counting not recorded is automatically thrown out and a special election held with the cost taxed to the offenders.

I don't give a rat fuck what kind of chaos ensues. If it shuts down the FedGov permanently, I will deem that progress.
 

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