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I consider them heroes if they are willing to do that. Considering the electoral college, a Democrat moving to a red state is the ultimate act of patriotism. I know I couldn't do it.
These leftists mobilize quite efficiently when they go to riot, loot, burn, block freeways, and "protest", so don't put anything past them. Highly doubtful many of them are employed, so getting time off from work isn't an issue. Never underestimate these pathetic little creatures.
Yes, and unfortunately the "right" is so dimwitted that they didn't see this coming. So dimwitted in fact that they had no foresight to change the residency laws in anticipation of those pathetic little creatures infiltrating their redneck ranks.
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Did no one here including the Op read the article. Not a single person said their moving to Georgia to vote. In fact the article is a blatant lie.
Literally every example used in this article is people moving to Georgia to campaign. It talked about how funding was 80%, coming from out-of-state and about how 16,000 people who remain in California were round the clock calling residents to inform them of the run-off election. It even talked about people going to Georgia to campaign (knock on doors???) for voters.
Only one person could be interpreted as moving to Georgia to Vote, in the entire article, and that was Andrew Yang. But even then everything there implies he was going to Georgia to help campaign as a former Presidential candidate, rather than vote. Fox just assumed he was moving their to vote with his wife.
Not only is the article headline blatant clickbait, it doesn't even cover anyone actually moving there to vote, which I'm sure people are doing. But now I'm a bit suspect if the Fox News article couldn't find one person actually stating their moving to Georgia to vote.
I read the article, through its entirety.
This was in there:
"The vast number of people who said they were willing to move to Georgia just so they can vote in the runoff election has prompted state officials to push back on the idea.
Gabriel Sterling, Georgia’s voting system manager, cautioned during a press conference last week that doing so would violate state law".
For those who fear Georgia becoming Democratic, it is something a long time in the making.
Alot of people from other states, and other countries have moved to Georgia over the past 3 decades. And there has also been a demographic shift since the 1990. Alot of Black Americans have moved to Georgia. Blacks were 27% of the population in 1990. Outside of Fulton and DeKalb counties (metro Atlanta), Blacks were highly concentrated further south within Georgia. Today, several metro Atlanta counties are either majority-Black or have a Black plurality (namely Clayton, Douglas, Henry, Rockdale, Newton). There are about 3,460,0000 Blacks in Georgia. The Hispanic and Asian populations have skyrocketed in Georgia since the 1990s. About 100,000 Hispanics lived in Georgia in 1990. Today, it's about 1 million (out of a 10.6 million). 74,000 Asians lived in Georgia in 1990. Today that number is closer to 500,000.
Georgia's demographics are going to play a big factor. Many are worried about the "Californians" coming. Demographics are going to play a role here.
I live in Georgia and I find all the carpetbagging Republicans and their ad money (hello Lindsey) more annoying. I just hope Rudy stays in Pennsylvania.
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