The President has no authority over state law. What the hell?
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The President has no authority over state law. What the hell?
Restricting the voting rights of people makes a mockery of the claim that there is democracy.Opposing protecting the Right to Vote is the same as being against the Right to Vote.
The Dems and the Corporations that are opposed to election integrity laws are fighting against the Right to Vote.
The President has no authority over state law. What the hell?
Restricting the voting rights of people makes a mockery of the claim that there is democracy.
There's no integrity in suppressing voters.
Restricting the voting rights of people makes a mockery of the claim that there is democracy.Opposing protecting the Right to Vote is the same as being against the Right to Vote.
The Dems and the Corporations that are opposed to election integrity laws are fighting against the Right to Vote.
There's no integrity in suppressing voters.
The President has no authority over state law. What the hell?
The President has no authority over state law. What the hell?
James Madison made the distinction between a republic and a direct democracy exquisitely clear in “Federalist No. 14”: “In a democracy, the people meet and exercise the government in person; in a republic, they assemble and administer it by their representatives and agents. A democracy, consequently, will be confined to a small spot. A republic may be extended over a large region.” Both a democracy and a republic were popular forms of government: Each drew its legitimacy from the people and depended on rule by the people. The crucial difference was that a republic relied on representation, while in a “pure” democracy, the people represented themselves.Restricting the voting rights of people makes a mockery of the claim that there is democracy.
There's no integrity in suppressing voters.
The word 'democracy' does no appear in the Constitution. We are a Republic.
Protect the Vote is not suppression unless you think there should be no managing of the voter rolls.
Restricting the voting rights of people makes a mockery of the claim that there is democracy.Opposing protecting the Right to Vote is the same as being against the Right to Vote.
The Dems and the Corporations that are opposed to election integrity laws are fighting against the Right to Vote.
There's no integrity in suppressing voters.
Restricting the voting rights of people makes a mockery of the claim that there is democracy.Opposing protecting the Right to Vote is the same as being against the Right to Vote.
The Dems and the Corporations that are opposed to election integrity laws are fighting against the Right to Vote.
There's no integrity in suppressing voters.
All Georgia is saying, is that anyone that wants to register to vote, has to present proper identification and when they show up to vote in the polls, present the identification.Restricting the voting rights of people makes a mockery of the claim that there is democracy.Opposing protecting the Right to Vote is the same as being against the Right to Vote.
The Dems and the Corporations that are opposed to election integrity laws are fighting against the Right to Vote.
There's no integrity in suppressing voters.
The law doesn’t suppress voters.Restricting the voting rights of people makes a mockery of the claim that there is democracy.Opposing protecting the Right to Vote is the same as being against the Right to Vote.
The Dems and the Corporations that are opposed to election integrity laws are fighting against the Right to Vote.
There's no integrity in suppressing voters.