Georgia County Admits To Illegally Disenfranchising Voters

[GMDino]

How this worked:

I asked a question.

(08-27-2015, 05:32 PM)GMDino Wrote: No, it shows you are wrong. 

But seriously, if you did read the article are you not concerned about all the OTHER means of disenfranchising they ADMITTED to?  You're so hung up on one thing YOU think isn't a problem you completely ignored the rest?

Brilliant!

You gave an answer.

(08-27-2015, 05:38 PM)jakefromstatefarm Wrote: Where did you prove me wrong, other than stating that I'm wrong?

I don't see why it's necessary to have 45 days of early voting.  I've voted in every election for the past 22 years, and only one time did I have to vote on a day other than election day.  I did that by absentee mail-in.  

I'm still waiting for you to highlight how asking someone to prove that they are a citizen and therefore eligible to vote is a bad thing.  

Obviously it's racist...because any attempts to ensure legitimate elections are always labeled "racist".  

As for the rest, I'd say that I'm glad that they cracked down on those idiots.  Using the name "Tom" rather than "Thomas" on a voter registration card is no excuse to disenfranchise said voter.  

Hope this clears up for you that I did read the article and maybe you can do away with the moronic daily kos means and address my questions.

I decided that arguing would do no good as you have a predetermined idea about the "idiots".

(08-27-2015, 05:41 PM)GMDino Wrote: I'd say no matter what I say you've pretty much made you mind up as you ask and answer your own questions.  

Now you want me to argue with you.

(08-27-2015, 05:44 PM)jakefromstatefarm Wrote: So you demand answers to your questions, and then when asked questions in return, you refuse to answer.

That's clever.

And while I know its a waste of five minutes out of my day:

Clearly *I* think anything that allows more people to get a chance to vote is a good move and anything that hinders a person's ability to vote is a bad thing.

In the story above the county admitted to deliberately trying to disenfranchise voters...by doing the things YOU think aren't wrong or disenfranchising.