papakatz45 Loc: South Florida-West Palm Beach

That just shows you how a Democrat thinks.

CWGordon

Fotoguy As for your support of the new Republican voter suppression legislation how anyone can support all the methods of suppression is beyond me. As well, when and how did dropboxes become illegal? I believe you are again saying that the “big lie” is truth. Here we are again, without any evidence, coming up with a cure for a non-existent problem. Everything in these Bills is designed to disenfranchise designated groups of voters. This is done on both geographic and racial and class demographics. When you come uo with any evidence, real evidence, not merely speculation, accusation, or mere speculation, maybe you will be kind enough to tell us all what it is. No one else has been able to, but you have established that you know the facts. Please tell us...

Kraken Loc: Barry's Bay

You‘ll never know how a republican thinks because they don’t.

papakatz45 Loc: South Florida-West Palm Beach

Over all we rate Kraken a quack.

Kraken Loc: Barry's Bay

Wow, you just came up with a new one. NOT.

CWGordon

Kraken:
Calling people names is all they have. They believe them to be cute and to show their intellect at the same time. If only there was something creative, there.

letmedance Loc: Walnut, Ca.

When did drop boxes come on the scene, the only drop boxes i ever recall seeing were Blue and they were labeled USPS mail.

Kraken Loc: Barry's Bay

Name calling is a losers last resort.

CWGordon

letmedance: You ask about dropboxes and how long they’ve been around. In some States quite a long time. Other States, not nearly so long. Why is their presence so bothering the right-wing?

There is no evidence, whatsoever, that they have been used incorrectly or that they increase the likelihood of voter fraud. None. No evidence, anywhere.
I don’t understand why giving someone a bottle of water should be a felony! Really! Do people really think a voter is that easily bought off? Usually, it is Civic Groups that hand out water, not one party or the other. Giving someone a ride to the polls? That’s illegal? No, that is to keep poor people, often blacks from voting. Couple that with fewer drop boxes, and surely you see where that is taking us. Fewer voting hours, fewer early voting days? Hmmm. That hits blacks, too, does it not. Cutting drop boxes in black areas while increasing them in White areas?
Heck, why would anyone think that is aimed at disadvantaged, poor, and people of color. One of you guys wrote the other day that voting should be harder! Why? You either qualify or you don’t. We could enact statutes that require you to own land or pay poll taxes. Oh wait, as great a couple ideas as those are, I guess they were found Unconstitutional. Imagine that?
I think the intent of these new acts is absolutely obvious. You don’t have to look too hard to see what they are all about.

letmedance Loc: Walnut, Ca.

I have never seen a drop box, or even heard of one until the 2020 election. As for the rest of your post let's talk about electioneering, it is prohibited by all states at the polls. As for drop boxes, my postman visits 6 days a week and the red flag available, if I don't trust him there is always the blue bow with us mail written on it. Any body that wants to vote in this country can easily do so. I am sick and tired of hearing about all the people of color being easy to take advantage of and block their vote, it is a complete load of Horse Manure, why is it so easy for the progressives to cast aspersions on the people of color?

lenben Loc: Seattle

Get real. The ostensible reason for all these is to end voter fraud. The incidence of voter errors is trivial and no fraud has been proven. This is the right wing excuse for voter suppression and given gerrymandering, they can carry the votes to prevent the opposition from having a chance. If successful, watch our democracy fade into history.

Kraken Loc: Barry's Bay