New Jersey Woos Film Studios Amid Outcry Over Georgia’s Voting Law (Jersey City: limousine, transfer)
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You simply can't compare to Georgia because the cost of doing business there is super low and near year around warm weather. This is just a publicity stunt to show the liberal audience how woke they are.
Exactly, this is not a serious attempt. It was just a silly publicity stunt. It would be interesting to see an analysis of how murphy's people feel this leads to positive outcomes for him (which it likely does).
It's not bribery to give someone a bottle of water, that is patently ridiculous. Many of them are older people. There are a lot of people who have to stand in line to vote for hours and hours. They have fewer polling places especially in districts that vote blue. What an insult to people's intelligence to think being handed water is enough to get them to change their vote.
Can you provide evidence that people are passing out in voter lines from dehydration? Additionally the law doesn't do enough and limits people giving out free drinks/snacks 150ft from a polling station (so yes the stuff is still there and free). Yes, it does persuade many people to vote for a candidate, especially for positions the public (standard voter) doesn't have much information/knowledge about, but they handed me a drink so ill vote for them.
The main argument against the law is that black people are to dumb or to poor to afford an ID. The whole argument is absurd and the people who think like this are the racists. This naivety that is being used for this argument is that its very open and apparent there is a lot of fraud happening in the election and controls need to be put in place to have fair elections for Americans.
The main argument against the law is that black people are to dumb or to poor to afford an ID. The whole argument is absurd and the people who think like this are the racists. This naivety that is being used for this argument is that its very open and apparent there is a lot of fraud happening in the election and controls need to be put in place to have fair elections for Americans.
Almost as absurd as the idea that you can buy a vote with a .25 cent bottle of water.
Can you provide evidence that people are passing out in voter lines from dehydration? Additionally the law doesn't do enough and limits people giving out free drinks/snacks 150ft from a polling station (so yes the stuff is still there and free). Yes, it does persuade many people to vote for a candidate, especially for positions the public (standard voter) doesn't have much information/knowledge about, but they handed me a drink so ill vote for them.
The main argument against the law is that black people are to dumb or to poor to afford an ID. The whole argument is absurd and the people who think like this are the racists. This naivety that is being used for this argument is that its very open and apparent there is a lot of fraud happening in the election and controls need to be put in place to have fair elections for Americans.
Never said anyone was passing out. Don’t put words in my mouth. There is not a lot of fraud. There’s been something like 31 documented cases of fraud in the last 20 years or so.
Never said anyone was passing out. Don’t put words in my mouth. There is not a lot of fraud. There’s been something like 31 documented cases of fraud in the last 20 years or so.
I think there are tremendous amounts of fraud but it's just not investigated, seen, etc. It's really easy to commit fraud and nobody is really looking so hard at it. I think they need to do better than provide us with the number of prosecutions to demonstrate how rare or common it is.
Never said anyone was passing out. Don’t put words in my mouth. There is not a lot of fraud. There’s been something like 31 documented cases of fraud in the last 20 years or so.
So if no at danger whats the point of handing out food and water from a candidate at the poll?
Theres more fraud than that even in our own backyard. Paterson, NJ was busted with voter fraud this year that election results were forced to be voided.
The thing is without proper controls in place its difficult to detect and prosecute. It takes alot of work to say its fraud once its occured.
So if no at danger whats the point of handing out food and water from a candidate at the poll?
Theres more fraud than that even in our own backyard. Paterson, NJ was busted with voter fraud this year that election results were forced to be voided.
The thing is without proper controls in place its difficult to detect and prosecute. It takes alot of work to say its fraud once its occured.
Because it's hard to go that long without water, and for an elderly person it could be a danger. But it's just common decency, for goodness' sake. It's patently absurd to think giving someone a cup of water casts doubt on fair elections, it's just the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
I think many of you guys have been brainwashed by media and politicians.
I guarantee if the election had different results, you wouldn't see this rush to change laws.
Because it's hard to go that long without water, and for an elderly person it could be a danger. But it's just common decency, for goodness' sake. It's patently absurd to think giving someone a cup of water casts doubt on fair elections, it's just the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
I think many of you guys have been brainwashed by media and politicians.
I guarantee if the election had different results, you wouldn't see this rush to change laws.
This is absolutely certain - on both sides of the aisle.
It's not lies. They made it a crime to give water or food to anyone standing in line to vote, for God's sake. They put one polling place for ten thousand people in cities and communities that vote Democrat, and 20 in Red suburbs, so that in those cities people have to stand in line for 7 hours to vote, and now you can get arrested if you give a cup of water to the little old lady standing there for hours trying to exercise her Constitutional right. It is so obvious what they are doing, to everyone but the willfully blind.
Actually within 25 feet of a voter. interesting u use the term “old lady”. Are you trying to use emotions to argue an issue with omitted facts?
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