nf.23.08.25
#233
thssm.23.08.25
#10,536
disenfranchise:
: to
deprive of a
franchise, of a legal right, or of some privilege or immunity especially
: to deprive of the right to vote
nf.23.08.21
#10,436
hvdvt.23.08.21
#10,437
nf.23.08.21
#10,439
Can either of you two answer my question in post
#10,439 from Monday?
Do you believe presidential elections and the motivations of citizen’s who vote which way or that, has anything to do with how RvW was overturned in the first place?
Did Trump beating Clinton in 2016 have anything to do with it?
Did Trump defeat Clinton with the voting block of white Evangelical Christian’s solidly behind him?
When Trump lost in 2023 and all fifty states had certified their slates of electors,
Jenna Ellis, a white Evangelical Christian lawyer on the Trump campaign legal team, allegedly made false statements to overturn the 2020 election and solicited public officials including
Shawn Still (see post 08.25
#233 ) to unlawfully appoint presidential electors. She, Trump and 17 others were charged last week in a
sweeping racketeering indictment for alleged efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in the state of Georgia.
View attachment 819588
Trump, Ellis and Still are alleged to have conspired to disenfranchise the voters in Georgia by committing fraud and pressuring public officials to commit fraud for the purpose of keeping Trump in the Presidency for a second term.
All this is relevant to this thread because a Trump second term would give Trump more opportunity to continue packing the Supreme Court with justices dedicated to leaning in favor of Evangelical Christians who support Trump as if he were anointed by God.
I can’t force any MAGA to engage in a discussion where questions are a tool to get to the facts and the truth, but I can’t document every time I try at least.
nf.23.08.25
#10,537