@
marke Like I said,
Conservative Southern Democrats.
Progressive Republicans (not the ones in 2022) were the ones who supported the Civil Rights Act, (1964)and the Voters Rights’ Act (1965), bills that were authored and passed during a Democratic presidential administration. Your revisionism can’t change that. And I was alive then, just like you were.
Voting securities do not inhibit black votes, they inhibit voter fraud.
That’s the
lie, or you’re extremely naive.
When the "securities" (purging voter rolls, for example) is happening largely only in certain neighborhoods or wards, it’s voter suppression, and there’s already been a precedent.
In several states, hundreds of thousands of voters are being marked ‘inactive’ and purged from voter rolls just months before key elections. The move will likely disenfranchise millions of voters across the country and largely affect Democrat-leaning voters.
In Ohio: The state released names of 235,000 voters it planned to purge from voter rolls in September. Around 20,000 were confirmed as active voters in previous Ohio elections, from Franklin County, a Democratic stronghold. This was only revealed after amateur investigative work.
In Wisconsin: A conservative Wisconsin law firm has filed a complaint against the Wisconsin Elections Commission hoping to get 234,000 voters purged for failure to respond to a mailing which updates voter rolls. The commission released a statement that said: “the commission is confident that it is complying with Wisconsin law.” Instead of purging those who don’t respond from the rolls after 30 days, the commission has decided to wait until after the April 2021 election day.
The head of One Wisconsin Institute, Analiese Eicher, told CNN that the filed complaint would have a bigger negative impact on those that vote Democrat.
In Kentucky: Kentucky Democrats just fought to have 175,000 names restored to the rolls after they were prematurely moved to “inactive” earlier this year. Those voters should have remained active until 2022. Kentucky is the home state of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell who is already been accused of failing to secure elections.
Texas: Earlier this year, Texas attempted to purge thousands of voters claiming they weren’t U.S. citizens. The erroneous information led to the resignation of the Texas Secretary of State David Whitley after a civil rights group sued, but not before Trump latched on to the false report of illegal voters:
Like Strom Thurmond, the racism just moved to the GOP—but today’s the racists are alive and well. They’re the folks who
still call themselves "The Party of Lincoln” while waving the flag of the traitors who assassinated him ! How does
that work ?
DeSantis did the same thing to those Texas migrants that a group of segregationists did to a group of Southern blacks.
https://similarworlds.com/politics/4467085-DeSantis-using-the-1960s-Segregationists-playbook
