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He set up his con months ago: Voter Mail Fraud. There has never been any evidence to support this. But it was his hill to die on. He railed against it. He implored his cult members to vote in person. He told the different GOP state legislatures around the country,
"Don't you DARE let them count mail in votes early!" even during a pandemic. He got his echo chamber anchors on Fox and OANN and talk radio to repeat his lies. He even prematurely forced a new Supreme Court Justice onto the court breaking all norms and decorum ...
that close to an election, and had his rubber stampers in the US Senate go along with it, like they did during impeachment when they wouldn't even call witnesses. All so he could hopefully use "his" Supreme Court (think about how terrifying that is) to invalidate those votes ...
BREAKING! Americans are waking up to the true level of hate, racism and corruption that is accepted in our country and may finally understand what Black Americans have had to endure for centuries. #WeTriedToTellYou
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Donald Trump put a major donor in charge of the postal service to disrupt the mail and now wants the Supreme Court to ban states from counting mailed-in ballots, wants the court to ignore actual voters. #AllVotersMatter
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Trump ran daily ads telling black men Joe Biden hated them because he supported "super-predator" laws decades ago. But the Dems didn't run ads about him taking out a front-page ad & doing TV shows seeking execution of innocent black boys in the Central Park Jogger case.
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SCOTUS, you absolute fücking fücks. Roberts, are you fücking proud of yourself? Does THIS look like it maybe is "approaching the 'pervasive,' 'flagrant,' 'widespread,' and 'rampant' discrimination" of the farking states the #VotingRights Act was protecting against?
#RobertsSucks
#RobertsSucks
It would take me a month of Sundays just to list all the discriminatory voting laws passed by states that weren't allowed to pass such laws without express permission, when section 4(b) of the VRA was still law of the land. 
@ifindkarma @HriSherryb @hr_indivisible @votolatino @connectvotedots @repjohnlewis @axidentaliberal @DemocracyStorm @TheDemCoalition @SaysHummingbird Do you know what states put forward discriminatory laws THE VERY DAY SCOTUS' execrable Chief Justice John Roberts decided that the success of the VRA meant it was no longer needed for these states?
Texas, Mississippi and, you guessed it, Florida.
Texas, Mississippi and, you guessed it, Florida.
