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Of course a Republican would think this. It would end their method of closing down polling places in heavily Democratic areas to influence the results.
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) Believes Universal Voting By Mail "Would Be The End of Our Republic"
What does this guy care about the republic? His party is actively engaged in suppressing the popular vote and supports all kinds of other types of political chicanery. These people are hypocrites of the highest order.
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Originally Posted by JAMS14
Of course a Republican would think this. It would end their method of closing down polling places in heavily Democratic areas to influence the results.
Bingo. Straight to the heart of it. Post of the thread!
Don't see the need for it but not inherently opposed to the idea either. I am concerned about the increased potential for fraud though with voting by mail.
Colorado, Oregon, Washington, and California all allow voting by mail and have had no issues. In fact turnout has increased since it's been allowed. Unless he's saying he prefers lower turnout and discouragement of voting by reducing the opportunity of the people to vote?
He is saying it's much easier to commit fraud. lol That was an easy one.
It's about the topic and nothing else. Granted I'm replying to someone who basis their politics on the color of the candidates skin. Repulsive to think otherwise.
think they need to tighten up and do by cell phone- put in those securities in place like bankers, and get her done,,, its coming anyways
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