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You don't have to amend the constitution, to write a law in Pennsylvania. And the law they wrote was for a group of voters outside the definition of "absentee voter"The new law was not approved by the normal process for amending the state constitution.
End of story
That took the 1965 voting rights act.Jim Crow ended in the 1950s, moron.
In that case why else is it illegal to offer some to someone standing for hours in a long line??Georgia republicans just made water an illegal substance
Another idiot thread by the Left. There is absolutely nothing in the linked article saying that the GOP has made water an illegal substance.
The Georgia law also made it illegal to give snacks to somebody standing on line.Good God you can't even compose a sentence. Not being allowed to give someone a drink in line (not sure the reasons for that) is a FAR CRY from making water an "illegal substance" your specious claim.
That law you just mentioned makes water illegal to pass out at polling stations otherwise it would not be a crime to offer it to someone. As the law is written you can offer milk or juice but apparently not water. Don't know why they specified water.In that case why else is it illegal to offer some to someone standing for hours in a long line??Georgia republicans just made water an illegal substance
Another idiot thread by the Left. There is absolutely nothing in the linked article saying that the GOP has made water an illegal substance.
Good God you can't even compose a sentence. Not being allowed to give someone a drink in line (not sure the reasons for that) is a FAR CRY from making water an "illegal substance" your specious claim.
Don't be stupid. They gave "examples" of water and snacks, they prohibited the giving out of any "gifts" to people waiting on line.That law you just mentioned makes water illegal to pass out at polling stations otherwise it would not be a crime to offer it to someone. As the law is written you can offer milk or juice but apparently not water. Don't know why they specified water.
Don't know why they specified water.
I'm thinking, how different the election would have been under the new law. It would be a crime to supply anybody standing in line with a face mask.
Think about it.
Your guess? Prove it.Well folks you can now go to jail in Georgia if you offer people waiting in a long line to vote a little water and a snack thanks to republicans in that state. Other republican controlled states may follow suit..Georgia governor signs sweeping election regulations into law. There are even restrictions on snacks...
My guess is that it was because some Democrat hack activist was passing out free bottles of water and making suggestions about who to vote for. There's always more to the story when leftists get their panties in a bunch.
It wouldn't bother me much if Republicans put air in a bag and charged you idiot Democrats to breathe.
You are obviously too stupid to understand simple English.In that case why else is it illegal to offer some to someone standing for hours in a long line??Georgia republicans just made water an illegal substance
Another idiot thread by the Left. There is absolutely nothing in the linked article saying that the GOP has made water an illegal substance.
Why do you have an issue with this?The Georgia law also made it illegal to give snacks to somebody standing on line.Good God you can't even compose a sentence. Not being allowed to give someone a drink in line (not sure the reasons for that) is a FAR CRY from making water an "illegal substance" your specious claim.
Under their definition of "gifts" so would handing out umbrellas in the rain or sun.
You have to amend the constitution to amend the constitution, and that's what that law tries to do.You don't have to amend the constitution, to write a law in Pennsylvania. And the law they wrote was for a group of voters outside the definition of "absentee voter"The new law was not approved by the normal process for amending the state constitution.
End of story
Think of it this way. If the Pennsylvania constitution specifies the rights of citizens of Pennsylvania. That doesn't stop the legislature from granting rights to non-citizens. They don't have to put them into the constitution to do so.
So it happened 5 years later.That took the 1965 voting rights act.Jim Crow ended in the 1950s, moron.
Read a history book.
Voting Rights for Blacks and Poor Whites in the Jim Crow .
From about 1900 to 1965, most African Americans were not allowed to vote in the South. This was especially true in the Deep South: Louisiana, Mississippi, ...
Couldn't answer the question could you..(chuckle)You are obviously too stupid to understand simple English.In that case why else is it illegal to offer some to someone standing for hours in a long line??Georgia republicans just made water an illegal substance
Another idiot thread by the Left. There is absolutely nothing in the linked article saying that the GOP has made water an illegal substance.
I have no tolerance for fools or idiots like you.Couldn't answer the question could you..(chuckle)You are obviously too stupid to understand simple English.In that case why else is it illegal to offer some to someone standing for hours in a long line??Georgia republicans just made water an illegal substance
Another idiot thread by the Left. There is absolutely nothing in the linked article saying that the GOP has made water an illegal substance.
Jim Crow ended in the 1950s, moron.
What a crock of shit.
There are requirements to have a voting machine per X number of residents in a County. Explain these long lines in the past in Dimwinger run counties. Why have you dodged that issue?
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You don't have to amend the constitution, to write a law in Pennsylvania. And the law they wrote was for a group of voters outside the definition of "absentee voter"
Think of it this way. If the Pennsylvania constitution specifies the rights of citizens of Pennsylvania. That doesn't stop the legislature from granting rights to non-citizens. They don't have to put them into the constitution to do so.
