republicans do not want black people to vote

UncleBuck

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alabama passed "voter ID" laws.

then they shut down the locations where you can get a drivers license in black counties.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckraker/alabama-drivers-licenses-voter-id

“Every single county in which blacks make up more than 75 percent of registered voters will see their driver license office closed. Every one”



right wingers, republicans and conservatives are racists
 

Fogdog

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alabama passed "voter ID" laws.

then they shut down the locations where you can get a drivers license in black counties.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckraker/alabama-drivers-licenses-voter-id

“Every single county in which blacks make up more than 75 percent of registered voters will see their driver license office closed. Every one”



right wingers, republicans and conservatives are racists
Then there is the biased way the paperwork is handled. A trip to the courthouse for necessary documents just sails right through for a white person. A black persons, files are questioned and the applicant is either turned away or told to get another document from somewhere else and come back later. This is all done in the name of protecting democracy from the "illegal voters" boogeyman.
 

srh88

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Then there is the biased way the paperwork is handled. A trip to the courthouse for necessary documents just sails right through for a white person. A black persons, files are questioned and the applicant is either turned away or told to get another document from somewhere else and come back later. This is all done in the name of protecting democracy from the "illegal voters" boogeyman.
But pad told me a progressive could easily win that state
 

Justin-case

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i've never heard a single republican speak out against these racist scams thinly veiled as "voter ID" laws, so i can only assume that every republican, conservative, right winger, and "libertarian" supports these racist disenfranchisement gambits.

I must admit, I've been trolling trumpers telling them that the gubment/deep state is just going to give voter ids to illegals, while making it harder for Republicans to obtain.
 

UncleBuck

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*cops at polling stations in heavily black districts (to deter anyone who may have a warrant from voting)

*active voters listed as inactive

*lack of machines in heavily black areas

*broken down machines in heavily black areas

*longer lines in heavily black areas


gee, not obvious at all.

republicans do not want free and fair elections. republicans are treasonous criminals.
 

ttystikk

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i wonder why republicans don't want black people to vote

Here's one progressive who wants to make sure everyone has free and fair access to the voting booth, because such strongly supports my cause- that of the people.

Alabama's voting shenanigans need to be investigated by the Feds, not that we can expect that to happen under this administration.

That's a great graphic, better than any I've seen. I saw that voter turnout was 65% white, 30% black and 2% Latino. The article I read said that black people were responsible for Doug Jones's win, but didn't show how the vote broke down by race.

It did say that black people showed up at the polls partly in response to Roy Moore's comment about strong families;

"I think it was great at a time when families were united, even though we had slavery, they cared for one another," he said. "People were strong in the families. Our families were strong, our country had a direction, and we corrected many of the problems."


Here's an article with a few more of his gems;
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2017/12/12/sharia-law-slavery-6-roy-moores-most-memorable-quotes/943955001/
 

ttystikk

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*cops at polling stations in heavily black districts (to deter anyone who may have a warrant from voting)

*active voters listed as inactive

*lack of machines in heavily black areas

*broken down machines in heavily black areas

*longer lines in heavily black areas


gee, not obvious at all.

republicans do not want free and fair elections. republicans are treasonous criminals.
Do you have the source for this?
 

redivider

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expanding on this - here's an example of the devastating effects of voter suppression and low demographic turnout.

This is what happens in 'ruby red' states. places that are thought to be republican bastions of strength are really just places where certain demographics are underrepresented.

all republicans need to do is make elections hard enough and complicated that only half of democratic constituencies show up - and they win by 16-17%. this is why we have 'Ruby red' states. it is because certain constituencies are over represented in election outcomes.

this is why it is important to show up to vote.

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SneekyNinja

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expanding on this - here's an example of the devastating effects of voter suppression and low demographic turnout.

This is what happens in 'ruby red' states. places that are thought to be republican bastions of strength are really just places where certain demographics are underrepresented.

all republicans need to do is make elections hard enough and complicated that only half of democratic constituencies show up - and they win by 16-17%. this is why we have 'Ruby red' states. it is because certain constituencies are over represented in election outcomes.

this is why it is important to show up to vote.

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Kneeling during the anthem to protest extrajudicial killings of black Americans is disrespectful to our fallen heroes...

But trying to deny American citizens the right to vote and calling Nazis "very fine people" isn't disrespectful to why our heroes fought...
 

see4

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outstanding thread, 5 stars, will read again.

however, one thing to point out... I'm part conservative. fiscally.

but this conservative always speaks out about voter id scams and the utterly stupid shit Republicans are doing these days.
 

SneekyNinja

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outstanding thread, 5 stars, will read again.

however, one thing to point out... I'm part conservative. fiscally.

but this conservative always speaks out about voter id scams and the utterly stupid shit Republicans are doing these days.
The funny thing is that a "conservative" is the vast majority of us.

A "conservative" traditionally isn't opposed to change as long as the proposed change is sensible and serves a purpose.

It's unfortunate that the religious right has bastardized it to just mean "sister fucking retard who loves rich people but will likely never be rich themselves".
 
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