PRES.MORON and the FRAUDOCRATS STILL LYING ABOUT GEORGIA ELECTION LAW

Grokmaster said:
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I think Fowl tells him what to post sometimes, too.
 
Mason? said:
What an ignorant assumption! But typical of a piece of white trash.
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THE VIDEO IS BY A BLACK MAN, YOU FUCKING MORON, WITH VIDEO OF PRES.MORON DECLARINGN BLACKS AND HISPANICS AS TOO STUPID TO USE THE INTERNET, ETC. :


AND I "ASSUME NOTHING, DUMBFUCK:



WE SEE WHO THE RACISTS ARE, DON'T WE?
 
Mason? said:
Sieg Heil motherfucker
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You speaking to the RACIST, WHITE LEFTISTS IN THE VIDEO ,STUPIDFUCK?


I'm not the one who considers black people as "too inferior" to obtain IDs, and/or use the 'net, AM I?

That would be YOU ,and your FELLOW, LEFTIST RACISTS, PRES.MORON INCLUDED.




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Grokmaster said:
OF COURSE...WHAT ELSE DO THEY HAVE??? OTHER THAN "BLACK PEOPLE ARE TOO STUPID TO GET IDs"...?



Why all the lies about Georgia's new voting law?


To hear Democrats and the media tell it, Georgia has just undone the civil rights era. The state’s new election reform law, signed by Gov. Brian Kemp, they say, is an attempt to disenfranchise millions and return to the Jim Crow era.

This narrative is both false and ridiculous.

The story, in brief, is this: Democrats find it politically advantageous to cry that minority voters are being disenfranchised, and so they are doing so once again. And once again, the largest media outlets are going along with the cynical ploy.

Georgia’s new voting reform law contains simple, commonsense measures, most of which — and this will shock you if your understanding of the law comes from CNN or President Joe Biden — will make it easier for people to vote. Some of its provisions rightly protect the voting process from the (very real) risk of fraud, a risk that grows as more votes are cast by mail.

But for the Left, Georgia has long been a truth-free zone, and Democrats have found this arrangement agreeable.

In 2018, Democrats made and the media parroted multiple false and dishonest claims about disenfranchisement in the 2018 Georgia governor’s race. The media indulged the ludicrous fantasy, every bit as ludicrous as the fantasies that precipitated the Jan. 6 riots at the Capitol this year, that Stacey Abrams had that race stolen from her. It worked.

There are no incentives now to tell the truth. This is all part of a political scheme.

Biden himself misled about the Georgia voting law during his first press conference, claiming that it forced polling places to close at 5 p.m., “so working people can’t cast their vote after their shift is over.” In fact, the law merely requires polling places during early voting to stay open until at least 5 p.m., giving them discretion to stay open until 7 p.m. This is an expansion of voting hours, not a contraction of them.

Another provision that has somehow aroused all sorts of anger in the media is the one barring political campaigners from bribing voters with money, food, water, etc. within 150 feet of a polling place. This provision is already the law in many states, including New York. Liberals are not suddenly outraged by it. The outrage is entirely manufactured and disingenuous. Election workers and community volunteers will still be permitted to distribute food and water to voters in line.

Finally, the law contains perfectly commonsense requirements that absentee voters provide appropriate proof of identity when requesting their ballots and request their ballot within a perfectly reasonable nine-week window — not the six-month period that was permitted in the 2020 election.

Democrats only just Wednesday backed down from attempting to overthrow the election result in Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District after a poll made it clear how unpopular that would be. They still won’t acknowledge the result of the 2018 Georgia governor’s race, and indeed they still do not accept the 2016 presidential election result. This is all evidence that they only respect voters’ rights when the voters vote for Democrats.






https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/editorials/why-all-the-lies-about-georgias-new-voting-law
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Colorado runs its elections almost entirely by mail Georgia bands early voting so you're just being a dumbass
 
PRES.MORON CONTINUES TO TELL BLATANT LIES ABOUT THE GEORGIA LAW....AND THE FAKE NEWS LET'S HIM GET AWAY WITH IT....
 
Democrats and Their Media Allies Are Lying About Georgia's Election Law

Last month, Georgia's Republican governor, Brian Kemp, signed legislation to make the state's election process more secure, accessible and fair. Contrary to the avalanche of criticism from the media and the Democratic Party, this law takes sensible steps to improve the state's elections process.

The New York Times called the law "the most extensive restriction of voting access in generations and a "breathtaking assertion of partisan power in elections," while President Biden slanderously labeled the law "Jim Crow on steroids." Long-time observers of The New York Times and Joe Biden will not be surprised to learn that virtually every attack they make is wrong, unsupported or misleading.

This bill expands early voting by requiring weekend early voting for a minimum of 17 days. It codifies ballot drop boxes in Georgia state law for the first time ever and accommodates more ballot drop boxes than President Biden's home state of Delaware does. It allows Georgians to request an absentee ballot and vote absentee for any reason—while prohibiting mass unsolicited mailing of absentee ballots, which is a process plagued by errors and vulnerable to fraud. The new law authorizes mobile voting centers in case of emergency and ensures that absentee ballots can be counted earlier so that election results are not delayed, as they have been in recent Georgia elections.

The law requires that Georgians provide a driver license or state ID number when they vote absentee. This is a modern step that is an improvement over the current process of signature verification on absentee ballots—which is far more difficult, subjective and speculative. Three-quarters of Americans, including 69 percent of black respondents, think voters should have to present a photo ID in order to vote. Voter ID laws are overwhelmingly popular with Americans of all races. If you need an ID for in-person voting, it is reasonable that you should provide proof of one for absentee voting, as well.

The Georgia law also establishes timelines to request absentee ballots that are well within the norm for other states. Georgia's absentee voting laws are more generous, for instance, than those in Democratic-run states such as Rhode Island, Maryland, Nevada, New Jersey and New Mexico. Joe Biden has not accused any of these states of having "Jim Crow" laws, and we all know why. The president directs his racially inflammatory, divisive and unfair criticisms against Republican-led states, but not Democratic ones.






https://www.newsweek.com/democrats-...g-about-georgias-election-law-opinion-1582117
 
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