One would think all patriots (which I define as those who support and defend our democratic system of government) would vigorously support this bill or at least propose needed changes to it. The House Takes on America’s Voting-Rights Problem
Unfortunately there's not a chance that gets through the Senate, much less trump. Republicans want to make voting harder as doing so, having less people vote, benefits them.
I could do you the same in reverse: Democrats want it even easier to vote, because it makes it easier to cheat. And voter fraud benefits them. And whensoever lawful voters cry foul over voter fraud and demand control measures to make it harder for people to cheat, then Democrats will airily say that there’s no such thing as voter fraud and it’s “racist” (somehow) to even look into it.
Nice opinion piece from William “powerful” Cobb. I see the radical left has moved from #OpenBorders ..... to #OpenBallotBox.
It’s 100% factual that the republicans are the only party that cheated the ballot box this election. I’ll let you know when I am represented in Congress as my seat in NC that represents me wasn’t certified due to cheating by Pubs... with absentee ballots.
You most certainly could not if you held your knee down from its instinctive jerk and read the bill. There's nothing in that bill which makes voting any more subject to fraud than it already is - and, by the way, always will be to some extent, man being what man is. If it's voter fraud you're worried about, Republicans commit it, too. If you are such a patriot, surely that disturbs you, too. Be that as it may, the bill encompasses a number of areas which need to be addressed to ensure more citizen involvement in the democratic process..... or are you, like a loyal communist, afraid of that?
Mine was a reply to the poster’s assertion, not the bill, which I have not read. Apologies. I thought that was clear.
McConnell immediately scoffs that people would volunteer for D's on election day. The horror, participating in democracy on behalf of your candidate of choice. That is downright unRepublican, therefore it must not be tolerated.
Except Republicans have basically admitted that their strategy is to prevent people from voting because it harms their chances. Democrats aren't saying their strategy is to expand the right to vote to increase voter fraud. Plus, @citygator has already pointed out that the whole one-way street argument you're making isn't accurate.
