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member Shady - so outraged over the topical highlighting/trending of the U.S. Republican tactics to suppress the vote in the recent days Wisconsin primary.

member Shady, can you temper your outrage enough to suggest why the vote couldn't be delayed?

I agree with that assessment.  Democrats have been trying to game the system for decades.  They’ve also been pushing for non citizens to vote.  A combination of that, along with the Democrat Chicago mantra of vote early vote often, would spell doom for Republicans.  If Democrats had to rely on American born voters, they’d never win an election again, and they wouldn’t have won in 2012 and 2008.

when you say, "American born voters"... do you plan to fully open the ShadyCurtain to further delineate, 'white American born voters'? 

I trust you're quite willing to share your Trump/Republican influenced positions in regards gerrymandering... you know, where U.S. Republicans have been (not just trying) but actually gaming the system for decades!

as for your blathering about, "Democrats pushing for non-citizens to vote": per Politifact: No, House Democrats did not vote to allow noncitizens to vote as part of HR 1

again, member Shady - facts matter on this board! 

I agree with that assessment.  Democrats have been trying to game the system for decades.  They’ve also been pushing for non citizens to vote.  A combination of that, along with the Democrat Chicago mantra of vote early vote often, would spell doom for Republicans.  If Democrats had to rely on American born voters, they’d never win an election again, and they wouldn’t have won in 2012 and 2008.

I guess you hadn't heard that your buddy Trumpy lost the popular vote by roughly 3 million votes!. It's not the "ease of voting" that would hurt the GOP it would be termination of the completely outdated EC system that would bury them when the peoples voice could be clearly heard.

Also note that there's already a Trump thread.

Delete the offending posts....   you have the power.

Member Michael has lost his marbles.

Disparaging moderation is an expression of privilege.

It outages me !!!!

But I am merely pointing out... thread drift happens...

when you say, "American born voters"... do you plan to fully open the ShadyCurtain to further delineate, 'white American born voters'? 

I trust you're quite willing to share your Trump/Republican influenced positions in regards gerrymandering... you know, where U.S. Republicans have been (not just trying) but actually gaming the system for decades!

as for your blathering about, "Democrats pushing for non-citizens to vote": per Politifact: No, House Democrats did not vote to allow noncitizens to vote as part of HR 1

again, member Shady - facts matter on this board! 

No, American born voters of any sex, race, gender, ethnicity.  I never said that it was pushed in the recent stimulus.  But it’s been pushed at the state level for years.  It’s only a matter of time before it’s pushed nationally.

A Maryland city voted Tuesday night to enfranchise noncitizens, the latest in a growing effort to expand immigrant voting rights.

With a tie-breaking vote from the mayor, the City Council in College Park approved the measure to allow undocumented immigrants, student visa holders and residents with green cards to vote in local elections, The Washington Post reports.
https://www.newsweek.com/immigrants-are-getting-right-vote-cities-across-america-664467

Regardless, I tend to agree with Andrew Cuomo.  Cuomo, on WAMC, says there are "downsides" to voting by mail: "It's a harder system to administer, and obviously it's a harder system to police writ large. People showing up, people actually showing ID, is still the easiest system to assure total integrity."