I just checkeed: The new Georgia v****g law does not have a single thing that other states do not have. That is all that is necessary to say. The protests, therefore are pure partisan...

boberic Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander

The new Georgia v****g law does not have a single thing that other states do not have. That is all that is necessary to say. The protests, therefore are pure partisan, phony politics

travelwp Loc: New Jersey

boberic wrote:

The new Georgia v****g law does not have a single thing that other states do not have. That is all that is necessary to say. The protests, therefore are pure partisan, phony politics

YES !!!!

thom w Loc: San Jose, CA

boberic wrote:

The new Georgia v****g law does not have a single thing that other states do not have. That is all that is necessary to say. The protests, therefore are pure partisan, phony politics

Absolutely, it's against the law in every state to give food or water to those waiting in line to v**e, NOT
What planet are you posting from? Also, the Georgia rule changes put the legislature in charge of who gets e*******l v**es.

InfiniteISO Loc: The Carolinas, USA

thom w wrote:

Absolutely, it's against the law in every state to give food or water to those waiting in line to v**e, NOT
What planet are you posting from? Also, the Georgia rule changes put the legislature in charge of who gets e*******l v**es.

Horse Hockey! The Georgia law makes it illegal to use the distribution of food and water to mask e******neering.

Read the details in Section 33 on page 73 of the bill.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/04/01/us/politics/georgia-v****g-law.html

thom w Loc: San Jose, CA

InfiniteISO wrote:

Horse Hockey! The Georgia law makes it illegal to use the distribution of food and water to mask e******neering.

Read the details in Section 33 on page 73 of the bill.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/04/01/us/politics/georgia-v****g-law.html

I followed your link, and read the part you directed me toward and it says no person shall give anything of value, including food and drink. I see no where that it specifies to solicit v**es. That is the section it is included in but it seems rather un-connected. Go back and read it. It's easy to find as it is underlined.
Nice try.

InfiniteISO Loc: The Carolinas, USA

thom w wrote:

I followed your link, and read the part you directed me toward and it says no person shall give anything of value, including food and drink. I see no where that it specifies to solicit v**es. That is the section it is included in but it seems rather un-connected. Go back and read it. It's easy to find as it is underlined.
Nice try.

You just didn't read far enough. Read into page 74 until the end of the section.

boberic Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander

thom w wrote:

Absolutely, it's against the law in every state to give food or water to those waiting in line to v**e, NOT
What planet are you posting from? Also, the Georgia rule changes put the legislature in charge of who gets e*******l v**es.

THE CONSTITUTION states that STATE LEGISLATORS make the laws regarding p**********l electioins within each state. And the Georgia law prohibits poll watchers (as they mat try to sway v**ers with food or water bribes as in other states) from giving water or food to people in line. It does not prohibit privatr citizens from giving water to those in line

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

thom w wrote:

Absolutely, it's against the law in every state to give food or water to those waiting in line to v**e, NOT
What planet are you posting from? Also, the Georgia rule changes put the legislature in charge of who gets e*******l v**es.

Food and water can be put out, e******neering is illegal under the law, in other words partisan advocates can not be approaching people in line with food and drink to try and influence their v**es, reasonable law. Water can be placed and left on tables for the people in line to v**e however, good solid community service.

letmedance Loc: Walnut, Ca.

boberic wrote:

The new Georgia v****g law does not have a single thing that other states do not have. That is all that is necessary to say. The protests, therefore are pure partisan, phony politics

It is all about steering the news focus away from the Border Crisis and the H****r B***n affair. Speaking of the border crisis it is my understanding that construction will resume on the wall until what has been paid for is complete.

thom w Loc: San Jose, CA

Blurryeyed wrote:

Food and water can be put out, e******neering is illegal under the law, in other words partisan advocates can not be approaching people in line with food and drink to try and influence their v**es, reasonable law. Water can be placed and left on tables for the people in line to v**e however, good solid community service.

As I read it, this can be done by poll workers. there is no requirement for them to do so. You and I are not allowed to. If you wish to post the part you say allows people to do this, along with enough material for context, I will gladly read it. I believe you are mistaken, but I await your response showing me to be wrong.

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

thom w wrote:

As I read it, this can be done by poll workers. there is no requirement for them to do so. You and I are not allowed to. If you wish to post the part you say allows people to do this, along with enough material for context, I will gladly read it. I believe you are mistaken, but I await your response showing me to be wrong.

So.... easy fix, bring a bottle of water with you when you go to v**e or..... put pressure on the state to provide water stations, e******neering is not a valid answer.

thom w Loc: San Jose, CA

Blurryeyed wrote:

So.... easy fix, bring a bottle of water with you when you go to v**e or..... put pressure on the state to provide water stations, e******neering is not a valid answer.

Just who are you alleging would switch their v**e for a bottle of water?

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

thom w wrote:

Just who are you alleging would switch their v**e for a bottle of water?

You! Don't be a knob Thom. It is e******neering that is being prohibited, plain and simple, just who are you alleging can't bring a bottle of water to the polling place?

thom w Loc: San Jose, CA

Blurryeyed wrote:

You! Don't be a knob Thom. It is e******neering that is being prohibited, plain and simple, just who are you alleging can't bring a bottle of water to the polling place?

You can bring it. You can't help anyone else out with it. Hasn't e******neering always been illegal at polling places?

slocumeddie Loc: Inside your head, again

thom w wrote:

You can bring it. You can't help anyone else out with it. Hasn't e******neering always been illegal at polling places?

Can you share it.....???