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So trying to find solutions to a non-existing problem is an interesting approach.
Fraudulent voting, regardless of the scope, is a problem. So I see no problem with taking a common sense approach to ensure secure and fair elections. Saying something isn't a problem because it isn't "widespread" enough is ridiculous. That's like saying finding solutions to help lower the crime/murder rates in Chicago isn't important because it's a localized problem. . You know, it's not widespread so why worry about it. Right?
Y'all are too blind to see what's in front of your eyes. No legislature is going to write laws based on color, since that would get overturned in about 30 seconds. No, the Republicans are far more subtle. Look at SB7 and HB6 in Texas, neither of which passed, fortunately. The major impact would have been on areas with higher minority populations.
You accuse me of racism, but it it you who want to suppress the votes of minorities through any means possible, because you can't stand the thought that a minority politician might be elected. Obama was a far better President than Trump, but many Republicans were fainting at the thought that a Black man was elected to the nation's highest office. BTW, I didn't vote for Obama in either election. I DQ'd McCain after he chose the worthless bimbo Palin as his running mate and didn't vote that year, and I held my nose and voted for Romney in 2012.
Oh please.
No one is preventing persons of color from getting a real-ID compliant driver's license or a passport. And btw, the State of Texas has no jurisdiction over passports, that's within the Department of State's purview.
I am wholeheartedly uninterested in playing petty mental masturbation games with you.
I guess you win then.
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