Millions of “registered” voters who haven’t actually voted under that registration for many cycles.
They either lost hope in the political process or moved or died. But the registration is still open.
Republicans could have fixed this long ago. It’s long been a problem.
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But the Democrats call Republicans racist and they scurry into their corner leaving a festering wound, enough dead wood to burn down the entire forrest.
Well 2020 woke people up to what was possible. Just how badly the system could be abused.
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That’s now the opportunity of 2022.
ELECT MAGA GOVERNORS IN THE KEY SWING STATES!
The good news is that in most of these states Republicans already control the legislatures and seem prepared to fix these issues.
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If we get 2022 right, then there is a very good chance that a Republican wins the Presidency in 2024.
And no Republican is going to defeat Trump for the nomination if he chooses to run.
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But at the same time if the election official said the ballot was valid, whether it was or wasn’t, then by the same token the courts wouldn’t get into the middle of those decisions.
Courts assume election officials are operating in good faith.
Unless...
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Unless you have direct evidence of fraud or conspiracy. Not circumstantial. Direct. It needs to be like an official coming forward or an email describing the intent to violate the law.
Short of that the court assumes all actions were taken in good faith.
Not sure if this will interest anyone but my family and I have had the flu this week.
My two year old son was very sick a few nights ago. Last year he was in the hospital three times with a respiratory virus right at the begging game of the Covid thing.
They weren’t testing then unless you had been in certain countries. So I don’t really know what he had. Anyway, one night he was struggling to breath. We have a nebulizer so we gave him a treatment and he got through the night.
The next morning it started up again so out of caution we brought him to the emergency room of the local children’s hospital.
I was expecting they would ask us all of the Covid questions and do a rapid test but no. They did ask he he had traveled out of the country. That’s it.
When I was a kid my mom would tell me, “Seth, be careful who you are with and where you go because if you are in the wrong place at the wrong time you will get in as much trouble as the person who did something.”
She was explaining that life isn’t fair. That sometimes you get punishments you don’t necessarily deserve. That if you are putting yourself in bad situations, bad things happen.
She was helping me confront reality.
Did Ma’Khia Bryant “deserve to die”? Maybe not. Was she a bad kid? Maybe not.
But she had a knife in her hand and was lunging at another girl in front of a police officer.
The idea that in the world of political news or events there are absolute truths is narrow minded and silly.
Like yes, if a vote count in the Senate was 56-44 that’s a fact. Why a bill was brought to a vote or the motivations behind the vote are impossible to know.
The entire point of free speech is that you can criticize and question things, particularly the actions of government entities. The idea that we should force adherence to the official account of things is the opposite of free speech and weakens us as a country.
Places like YouTube and Twitter are the modern public square. Particularly in a time when we have empowered governments to lock us away in our homes for our own safety.
These companies have proven they cannot be trusted to protect our rights.