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October 27, 2016 01:25 PM UTC
12 Comments
Has Caldera switched parties?
You have to know the mind of the enemy. I guarantee you there will be fraud this election.
That would require" you" having a clue and a couple of IQ points.
And I can guarantee that the kind of election fraud that can be avoided by photo ID will be extremely rare (31 possible cases out of 1 billion votes in a recent study), while the number of eligible citizens who are denied a vote because of the barrier of getting that document will be large.
Wayne Williams, as he says, has always argued for photo ID. I have had that conversation with him as a Commissioner, as the Clerk, and as SOS. He never changes his position despite the evidence, and he always dismisses the overwhelming evidence that the barrier of getting a photo ID is a problem for eligible citizens.
Because it has nothing to do with a real problem. It's all about voter suppression. Sometimes Rs even slip up and admit they have a better chance of winning in a particular area because their voter suppression worked so well. It's so obvious even they have trouble keeping up the pretense.
Not modster, though. He’s such a sap he really believes this stuff and that a bus could pull up to, say, an Arapahoe County polling place, unload its ineligible voters not on the rolls and the election officials, always from both parties, would let them vote. And their votes would count. He’ll believe anything the overlords feed him.
I'm guessing that if any one of us chose to roam around in your head we'd do so with few impediments to our movements.
You and your ilk are most certainly my enemy; however, you lack any sort of mind to know. Fear, hatred, hyper-emotionalism, self-loathing, bitterness, grievance, paranoia and endless victim-hood are your stocks in trade. Nothing else.
Um…DP?…you left out greed….
just sayin'
Another Moran/Republican from the Springs? We've got 'em by the boatload here.
Williams is promoting the GOP's Crosscheck program to disenfranchise millions of voters nationwide. It won't work in Colorado, because we vote early by mail, so if we don't get our ballots by Halloween, we know something's wrong, but in states with little early voting and polling places vulnerable to partisan selective shutdown, making hundreds of thousands of voters ineligible could decide elections.
And it's so much easier to do than figuring out a way to appeal to minorities without offending the monster base that's escaped their control ever since the Tea Party, now morphed into Trumpians, turned on the GOP establishment as the old tame Moral Majority never did.
They have arrived at the logical destination of a journey that started with southern strategy's use of racial hate and fear. We've watched it progress through the Reagan era of getting workers to vote against their own economic interests by painting the unions that brought them into the middle class in the first place, "welfare queens" and the government as the enemy, by fanning the "Moral Majority" fears of women and gays in a world of social change, by fanning the fear of non-white immigrants, by nurturing post 9/11 xenophobia directed even against our oldest European allies (remember freedom fries) and blanket intolerance of Muslims.
We've witnessed their hysterical response to a black man in the WH, painting as a traitor any R pol who would dare to support anything connected with him, even if it came straight out of their own think tanks, tolerating when not overtly embracing every possible conspiracy theory against him and all Dems, making obstruction a moral duty because the opposition is not just mistaken but evil.
Finally we've arrived at the end point, a base the GOP has been creating over all these decades that has made Trump and his out of control id the party standard bearer. Is he really so different from any member of the so called Freedom Caucus, outside of a few quirks like not particularly hating gays? Is he really any worse than a Pence or a Gingrich besides the lack of even the tiniest fig leaf?
No matter how many times they get their wrists slapped, expect the RNC and every state Republican party to doggedly pursue every voter suppression scheme they can lay their hands on. It's what they've got left now that the monster is completely off the leash, demographics continue to change to their disadvantage and they are on their way to their third presidential election loss in a row.