Wondering how the cognitive dissonance gets resolved. Does the GOP/MAGA Now Support Voting Rights For Convicted Felons?

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Does the GOP/MAGA Now Support Voting Rights For Convicted Felons?

Now that MAGA has all but taken over the GOP, have they come out in support of voting rights for convicted felons? I wonder how the cognitive dissonance gets resolved if they don't? After all the GOP nominee is a convicted felon. But Trump has not been sentenced yet, so hasn't served a punishment yet. Hmm...

Voting rights activists and Republican officials across the country are battling over whether felons should have their voting privileges restored once they've served their punishments.

Why it matters: The tussle is largely partisan, with most Republicans opposing felons voting and Democrats — including those in Congress seeking a national standard for restoring felons to voting rolls — backing the idea as a key step toward rehabilitation.
  • A big reason for that divide: Felons are four times as likely as non-felons to be Democrats or politically unaffiliated, a 2019 study found. Only 20% of felons identified as Republicans after being released.
  • That's made felon voting a key point of contention in the run-up to the 2024 elections.

And yes, Trump is a convicted felon, as his lawyers have been pushing to overturn his felony conviction after Supreme Court immunity ruling.


Trump Is a Convicted Felon. Does That Actually Mean Anything?​

He cannot serve on a jury. BU LAW experts explain what rights the former president may or may not see restricted and how that could affect a Trump presidency​


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Does the GOP/MAGA Now Support Voting Rights For Convicted Felons?

Now that MAGA has all but taken over the GOP, have they come out in support of voting rights for convicted felons? I wonder how the cognitive dissonance gets resolved if they don't? After all the GOP nominee is a convicted felon. But Trump has not been sentenced yet, so hasn't served a punishment yet. Hmm...

Voting rights activists and Republican officials across the country are battling over whether felons should have their voting privileges restored once they've served their punishments.

Why it matters: The tussle is largely partisan, with most Republicans opposing felons voting and Democrats — including those in Congress seeking a national standard for restoring felons to voting rolls — backing the idea as a key step toward rehabilitation.
  • A big reason for that divide: Felons are four times as likely as non-felons to be Democrats or politically unaffiliated, a 2019 study found. Only 20% of felons identified as Republicans after being released.
  • That's made felon voting a key point of contention in the run-up to the 2024 elections.

And yes, Trump is a convicted felon, as his lawyers have been pushing to overturn his felony conviction after Supreme Court immunity ruling.


Trump Is a Convicted Felon. Does That Actually Mean Anything?​

He cannot serve on a jury. BU LAW experts explain what rights the former president may or may not see restricted and how that could affect a Trump presidency​


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The saddest man in the world, who just so happens to be a glutton for punishment.
 
We know about a purported Pee Pee Tape. I wonder if there is a Spanking Video too? Maybe a sex tape titled "Bad Buy!"
It really doesn't matter anymore. Donold and his stolen MAGA are toast. I feel kind of bad for the down ticket Republican candidates.

OK, I lied about that last part.
 
Does the GOP/MAGA Now Support Voting Rights For Convicted Felons?

Now that MAGA has all but taken over the GOP, have they come out in support of voting rights for convicted felons? I wonder how the cognitive dissonance gets resolved if they don't? After all the GOP nominee is a convicted felon. But Trump has not been sentenced yet, so hasn't served a punishment yet. Hmm...

Voting rights activists and Republican officials across the country are battling over whether felons should have their voting privileges restored once they've served their punishments.

Why it matters: The tussle is largely partisan, with most Republicans opposing felons voting and Democrats — including those in Congress seeking a national standard for restoring felons to voting rolls — backing the idea as a key step toward rehabilitation.
  • A big reason for that divide: Felons are four times as likely as non-felons to be Democrats or politically unaffiliated, a 2019 study found. Only 20% of felons identified as Republicans after being released.
  • That's made felon voting a key point of contention in the run-up to the 2024 elections.

And yes, Trump is a convicted felon, as his lawyers have been pushing to overturn his felony conviction after Supreme Court immunity ruling.


Trump Is a Convicted Felon. Does That Actually Mean Anything?​

He cannot serve on a jury. BU LAW experts explain what rights the former president may or may not see restricted and how that could affect a Trump presidency​


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The look on his face says it all. He is thinking '' i should be on the campaign trail telling lies instead of in court. "
 
The look on his face says it all. He is thinking '' i should be on the campaign trail telling lies instead of in court. "
pretty funny


I liked:

But just as the judge neared the end of his sentence, Trump abruptly stood up—apparently thinking the day was over. Immediately, Merchan turned his face to the former president and said in a firm voice: “Sir, can you please have a seat.”

His long, black robes dangled from beneath his right hand as he waved it down, like a man addressing his dog. It wasn’t a question. And while the judge maintains a stoic demeanor at all times, the tone was decidedly sharper than even the one he’d taken when expressing disappointment in Trump’s lawyers minutes earlier.


Without hesitation, Trump went and plopped straight back down into his maroon leather chair at the defense table—and remained for another minute, fuming as the judge gathered his paperwork and strolled toward his chambers.

As the judge exited the courtroom, Trump shot up and made straight for the back, furious. He looked straight toward the wooden double doors in back, ignoring reporters in the pews and clicking his tongue as he approached the EXIT sign.

Trump Fumes as Judge Orders Him to Sit Like a Dog​

 
pretty funny


I liked:

But just as the judge neared the end of his sentence, Trump abruptly stood up—apparently thinking the day was over. Immediately, Merchan turned his face to the former president and said in a firm voice: “Sir, can you please have a seat.”

His long, black robes dangled from beneath his right hand as he waved it down, like a man addressing his dog. It wasn’t a question. And while the judge maintains a stoic demeanor at all times, the tone was decidedly sharper than even the one he’d taken when expressing disappointment in Trump’s lawyers minutes earlier.


Without hesitation, Trump went and plopped straight back down into his maroon leather chair at the defense table—and remained for another minute, fuming as the judge gathered his paperwork and strolled toward his chambers.

As the judge exited the courtroom, Trump shot up and made straight for the back, furious. He looked straight toward the wooden double doors in back, ignoring reporters in the pews and clicking his tongue as he approached the EXIT sign.

Trump Fumes as Judge Orders Him to Sit Like a Dog​


As Paul harvey would say "now we know the rest of the story"

It must be tough for former President to be scolded by a judge.

Well the look on his face in the picture tells a story that he is annoyed. As Martha would say " That is a good thing"

He is putting it all on the line to become President again because if he loses, he is finished.

I bet he cannot sleep at night.
 
The freaking Axios link indicates the opposite of what the post states. Is that what we are facing for the next four months?
 
As Paul harvey would say "now we know the rest of the story"

It must be tough for former President to be scolded by a judge.

Well the look on his face in the picture tells a story that he is annoyed. As Martha would say " That is a good thing"

He is putting it all on the line to become President again because if he loses, he is finished.

I bet he cannot sleep at night.
He takes lots of medication.
 
The freaking Axios link indicates the opposite of what the post states. Is that what we are facing for the next four months?
Does the GOP/MAGA Now Support Voting Rights For Convicted Felons?

Now that MAGA has all but taken over the GOP, have they come out in support of voting rights for convicted felons? I wonder how the cognitive dissonance gets resolved if they don't? After all the GOP nominee is a convicted felon. But Trump has not been sentenced yet, so hasn't served a punishment yet. Hmm...

Voting rights activists and Republican officials across the country are battling over whether felons should have their voting privileges restored once they've served their punishments.

Why it matters: The tussle is largely partisan, with most Republicans opposing felons voting and Democrats — including those in Congress seeking a national standard for restoring felons to voting rolls — backing the idea as a key step toward rehabilitation.
  • A big reason for that divide: Felons are four times as likely as non-felons to be Democrats or politically unaffiliated, a 2019 study found. Only 20% of felons identified as Republicans after being released.
  • That's made felon voting a key point of contention in the run-up to the 2024 elections.

And yes, Trump is a convicted felon, as his lawyers have been pushing to overturn his felony conviction after Supreme Court immunity ruling.


Trump Is a Convicted Felon. Does That Actually Mean Anything?​

He cannot serve on a jury. BU LAW experts explain what rights the former president may or may not see restricted and how that could affect a Trump presidency​


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You trying to make a point without stating what exactly it is?

Okay.
 
Even this thread (Staff locked me out of my own thread):

This: "I voted for Trump in 2016. His disrespect for veterans will make me vote Democrat."​


Even that thread with:


'Lifelong Republican' ex-GA lieutenant gov. endorses Kamala Harris

Former Georgia Lieutenant Governor explained in an op-ed published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution earlier this year why he was supporting President Joe Biden in his bid for reelection.

Skewering his fellow Republicans for "[falling] in line behind Donald Trump," the ex-GOP leader wrote: "The healing of the Republican Party cannot begin with Trump as president," which is why, "This November, I am voting for a decent person I disagree with on policy over a criminal defendant without a moral compass."

Even that shows the convict stuff and the disrespect for veterans is just a part of the Trump MAGA message, which is I am above the law, and I am more patriotic than any who have served.
 
Does the GOP/MAGA Now Support Voting Rights For Convicted Felons?

Now that MAGA has all but taken over the GOP, have they come out in support of voting rights for convicted felons? I wonder how the cognitive dissonance gets resolved if they don't? After all the GOP nominee is a convicted felon. But Trump has not been sentenced yet, so hasn't served a punishment yet. Hmm...

Voting rights activists and Republican officials across the country are battling over whether felons should have their voting privileges restored once they've served their punishments.

Why it matters: The tussle is largely partisan, with most Republicans opposing felons voting and Democrats — including those in Congress seeking a national standard for restoring felons to voting rolls — backing the idea as a key step toward rehabilitation.
  • A big reason for that divide: Felons are four times as likely as non-felons to be Democrats or politically unaffiliated, a 2019 study found. Only 20% of felons identified as Republicans after being released.
  • That's made felon voting a key point of contention in the run-up to the 2024 elections.

And yes, Trump is a convicted felon, as his lawyers have been pushing to overturn his felony conviction after Supreme Court immunity ruling.


Trump Is a Convicted Felon. Does That Actually Mean Anything?​

He cannot serve on a jury. BU LAW experts explain what rights the former president may or may not see restricted and how that could affect a Trump presidency​


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Intelligent people recognize the injustice of the left's "justice" system. The left weaponize the system, it's as simple as that.
 
Even that shows the convict stuff and the disrespect for veterans is just a part of the Trump MAGA message, which is I am above the law, and I am more patriotic than any who have served.

As a paid troll, you don't do a very good job.

The inferences you claim do not exist and certainly don't translate the way you want them to.

This is a weak attempt to shame people.

Try again.......you are going to need a whole lot more than that to get anyone to change over to the EMPTY SUIT you are running at the top of your ticket. What's funny is that they don't even try to hide the strings that are attached to the puppet you so wantonly claim to love.
 
Your Alternate Universe is weird.

Your use of the word weird is already outdated.

News Flash: It didn't work.

ROTFLMAO at the morons on PMSNBC who now use the word dystopian to describe Trump.

In a day when they:

1. Hide the mental shell they called POTUS
2. Lost it when he lost the debate
3. Replaced him with no primary
4. Selected someone who didn't even make it to the primaries in 2020
5. Have to put her crutch next to her for her first (and probably last) softball interview

And they call Trump dystopian.....

:laughing0301: :laughing0301: :laughing0301: :laughing0301: :laughing0301:
 
As a paid troll, you don't do a very good job.

The inferences you claim do not exist and certainly don't translate the way you want them to.

This is a weak attempt to shame people.

Try again.......you are going to need a whole lot more than that to get anyone to change over to the EMPTY SUIT you are running at the top of your ticket. What's funny is that they don't even try to hide the strings that are attached to the puppet you so wantonly claim to love.
Apologists like you have the right to free speech, but you could be dealt with using medication.
 

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