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Yeah, it was really about voter suppression, not fraud.

One party wants to limit voting.

The other party wants to increase voting.

Weird that voting itself is a partisan issue.
 
One of the most important weaknesses of democracy is uninformed voters. Just about every serious person who has written about democracy has noted that. It is difficult to see how a person who can't, or wont, go to the simple trouble of obtaining one of the basic necessities of modern life can take the trouble to be an informed voter.

More people voting is not necessarily a virtue. In fact, it could be a disaster. More informed people voting is a virtue.
 
This is incorrect.
sailordeac said:
One of the most important weaknesses of democracy is uninformed voters. Just about every serious person who has written about democracy has noted that. It is difficult to see how a person who can't, or wont, go to the simple trouble of obtaining one of the basic necessities of modern life can take the trouble to be an informed voter.

More people voting is not necessarily a virtue. In fact, it could be a disaster. More informed people voting is a virtue.
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Even when it was the bears, I knew it was the fraud.
 
"Greer is now under indictment, accused of stealing $200,000 from the party through a phony campaign fundraising operation."

Sounds about right...dude gets busted doing some dirty and rats out the people he was working for. Did he go to The U?
 
Deadbolt said:
"Greer is now under indictment, accused of stealing $200,000 from the party through a phony campaign fundraising operation."

Sounds about right...dude gets busted doing some dirty and rats out the people he was working for. Did he go to The U?
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He fits perfectly with Rick Scott, the biggest crook in US healthcare history.
 
You have the right to be uninformed. The GOP doesn't have the right to make laws to keep you from voting.

You can't shift the blame from voters to those trying to keep honest Americans from voting.
 
sailordeac said:
One of the most important weaknesses of democracy is uninformed voters. Just about every serious person who has written about democracy has noted that. It is difficult to see how a person who can't, or wont, go to the simple trouble of obtaining one of the basic necessities of modern life can take the trouble to be an informed voter.

More people voting is not necessarily a virtue. In fact, it could be a disaster. More informed people voting is a virtue.
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Facepalm
 
sailordeac said:
One of the most important weaknesses of democracy is uninformed voters. Just about every serious person who has written about democracy has noted that. It is difficult to see how a person who can't, or wont, go to the simple trouble of obtaining one of the basic necessities of modern life can take the trouble to be an informed voter.

More people voting is not necessarily a virtue. In fact, it could be a disaster. More informed people voting is a virtue.
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You are playing into Arlington's ploy. The article had nothing to do with voter IDs. It was about early voting.
 
sailordeac said:
One of the most important weaknesses of democracy is uninformed voters. Just about every serious person who has written about democracy has noted that. It is difficult to see how a person who can't, or wont, go to the simple trouble of obtaining one of the basic necessities of modern life can take the trouble to be an informed voter.

More people voting is not necessarily a virtue. In fact, it could be a disaster. More informed people voting is a virtue.
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What about misinformed voters?
 
The early voting, lessening precincts, lack of voting machines, not enough workers and IDs were all parts of the GOP's racist plans to disenfranchise and suppress voters.
 
But only if they embraced their ideals and weren't ashamed of them when pressured by the lamestream media, they would never lose an election again. Each one would be a 49 or 50 state landslide.
 
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