Darkwind
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No, maybe the rules just make it more fair and they (like most adults) accept that they don't always win nor are they entitled to win.Yes, the states make rules for elections under the Voting Rights Act....and the Georgia GOP made the rules for the previous election and still lost....Then you must have a problem with the US Constitution. You see, it says that the STATE legislatures make the rules for elections.I like how you ignored the worst part of the bill....and it isn't water bottles....it is:Do you often lie?Colorado doesn't have a law that allows the state legislature to tell its people to go fuck themselves and divvy Electoral Votes how they see fit. And their polls don't close at 5pm.
Oh, and they don't arrest people for giving grandma water in the line. So other than that, you're right they're very similar...save the Nazi-ism.
The Georgia and Colorado law do not permit political parties to give grandma water while she waits in line.
I'll give you ONLY one guess as to why it is wrong for people wearing political affiliation attire or working for a political party to give people water or food.
State legislatures being able to throw out election results and declaring the winner as they see fit
Which is exactly what Trump wanted Georgia's Sec of State to do but couldn't due to the law....so the GOP changed the law...because they can't win elections based on policies
I actually agree with the Bills putting the election responsibility in the people's hands. You see, the Legislature is the will of the people. An 'anointed' election official who can ignore the will of the people for their party is the very definition of corruption.
People tasked with ensuring the integrity of the elections MUST answer to someone, and answering to the People is exactly who they should answer to.
Now they are changing the rules again ...and if they lose that election too......the cycle repeats....
Maybe their policies just suck??
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But GOVERNMENT and those appointed by government officials must answer to the people. In this case, the people are represented by the Legislature. Not the Governor, not the Courts, not the US Government. The people of their state.