GOP are trying to pass all kinds of election laws.

[sctrojan]

So they couldn't overturn the 2020 elections but now trying to keep people (blacks and liberals) from voting.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/25/polit...ers/index.html



You tried to stop us by gumming up the USPS - we protested and the USPS had to given in. Come at us again and we'll bury you fucks

[tOSUfanboi2]

I hope they keep your retarded ass from voting. We’ve got enough of you.

[sctrojan]

I hope they keep your retarded ass from voting. We’ve got enough of you.

They can't because I'm rich and elite (usc degree)

[DPR]

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/ele...-help-n1259305

I mean, at least they are honest here. These laws are designed to help Republicans win, not protecting any election integrity.

[sctrojan]

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/ele...-help-n1259305

I mean, at least they are honest here. These laws are designed to help Republicans win, not protecting any election integrity.

Lets be honest here - its designed to hurt the blacks......plain and simple.

[Spartan]

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/ele...-help-n1259305

I mean, at least they are honest here. These laws are designed to help Republicans win, not protecting any election integrity.

If they argue that their motivations are political rather than racial, they generally are allowed to continue doing it.

[sctrojan]

Thank God for the liberal justices on the SCOTUS:


Michael Carvin, a lawyer for the Arizona Republican Party, argued in his brief that states have broad power to enact laws restricting the “time, place, or manner” where voters cast their ballots — though he rapidly back-pedaled after Justice Elena Kagan suggested that this proposed rule would allow a state to require all voters to cast their ballots at, say, country clubs.

GOP lawyers are getting their asses handed


https://www.vox.com/2021/3/2/2230932...rett-kavanuagh

[DPR]

If they argue that their motivations are political rather than racial, they generally are allowed to continue doing it.

That's what I'm curious about. They used that line in North Carolina by saying they weren't trying to suppress the black vote because they were black but rather because black people tend to vote for Democrats.

It'll probably work because Gorsuch, Thomas, Alito, Roberts, Kavanaugh and Barrett weren't put on the court to end abortion but rather to strip the VRA and block any efforts to replace it.

[Deschet]

That's what I'm curious about. They used that line in North Carolina by saying they weren't trying to suppress the black vote because they were black but rather because black people tend to vote for Democrats.

It'll probably work because Gorsuch, Thomas, Alito, Roberts, Kavanaugh and Barrett weren't put on the court to end abortion but rather to strip the VRA and block any efforts to replace it.

I would be legit shocked if Roberts signed off on this.

[Spartan]

I would be legit shocked if Roberts signed off on this.

He wouldn't need to. He's the 6th vote in a 5 vote majority.

[Deschet]

He wouldn't need to. He's the 6th vote in a 5 vote majority.

Perhaps.

[DPR]

I would be legit shocked if Roberts signed off on this.

Huh? Roberts signed off on Shelby v Holder. One of his consistencies over the past 15 years has been voter suppression.

[TTURedRaider]

So people don't need the government telling them to wear a mask during a pandemic but we do need the government telling us we can't vote early, absentee, or on weekends?

[Deschet]

So people don't need the government telling them to wear a mask during a pandemic but we do need the government telling us we can't vote early, absentee, or on weekends?

It’s so funny to see my anti-vote-by-mail friends on FB. Their arguments, once distilled, hinge on some curious logic.

[daCat]

It’s so funny to see my anti-vote-by-mail friends on FB. Their arguments, once distilled, hinge on some curious logic.

Curious logic appears magically on the politics board on a daily basis.