Pelosi Took responsibility for Jan. 6th

[Mike M (the other one)]

(06-13-2024, 11:14 AM)hollodero Wrote: Well, in all honesty. I think both parties thrive for election rules that favor them. In general, dems want a high turnout and maybe are willing to change in some security concerns to achieve that goal (I personally think it's about that and not about easing actual fraud, but well what do I know). Republicans want lower turnouts, and so they oppose mail-in or insist on things like voting on a workday or having too few polling locations in certain areas so that people have to wait in line for hours. And both parties do plenty of gerrymandering. It's all a huge mess and I find it difficult to solely blame one party.

That's just speculation?
I personally don't believe much in that, but ballot stuffing is not a good thing, why can't they let the people fill them out, then mail them in? That way their hands are directly involved? It's like Oh no, we are losing, guess i better go get those ballots i saved for emergencies. 

Well according to Dems. the common man votes R, so having votes on Working days wouldn't be so ideal for the R's. 

Now I would really want everyone to have an ID in order to vote. Never understood why we don't, when it's very common in other developed countries.