Dear Editor:
With the action by various Governors signing laws redefining election laws -- just exactly who is deprived of their right to cast a legitimist vote? As I see it any U.S. citizen eighteen years or over can cast a vote in the precinct that they are registered in is this denying a legit vote? - Is the last statement untrue? Why then are the Democrats including our now President Joe Biden campaigning against these legitimate laws passed by legitimate State Legislatures and signed into law by the various Governors?
Is it a repression of vote requiring an eligible person to vote in the Precinct they are registered in? If that is not required then they will be able to vote in numerous precincts without restriction. Would that be voter Fraud?? Yee Gods the Dem plus our President are off the rails.
I routinely buy adult beverages at my local grocery. Young checkout ladies routinely ask me my birth date (July 25,1941) am I upset? - no they are doing as instructed. Am I upset when at my local Theisen's asked me to produce an ID to legitimate my charge account --- no this prevents fraud? Good Grief get real.
Isaiah 5,20
They say that what is right is wrong, and what is wrong is right; that black is white and white is black; bitter is sweet and sweet is bitter. One so ancient is writing what is valid today.
Regards,
John Stiegelmeyer
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These new laws being passed in various states are more about ensuring that the legitimate votes count and they make it a lot harder for illegal votes to count. Any person with an ounce of common sense knows it makes sense.
All these Democrats raising concerns and inciting panic over these laws have yet to produce one single victim that has a legitimate claim to being denied the right to cast a vote. You can watch any national news station and they never produce a single person. Of course, you should have an ID to vote! Can you imagine if they were making the same claim about traveling on commercial airlines? There is a reason why we have to show an ID to do so many things in our society and there is a clear reason as to why we should be required to show an ID to vote. Any nitwit with half a brain knows this. Of course, there will always be a few democrats who will argue it but they are also the ones who try to convince the rest of us that men are women and women are men and that everything else that is morally correct is racist and wrong. This is what happens when we put nitwits in charge who are the biggest reasons why we have warning labels on things. Remember, each warning label has the name of some nitwit attached to it that did something that common sense should have told them not to do. Unfortunately, most of the time it is one of these nitwits with the biggest mouth forcing the majority to listen to them when common sense should tell us otherwise.
We should have longer voting periods and, without question, be able to vote by mail. This is another example of our government trying to solve problems that don't exist.
The reason all the new voter suppression laws are being passed are to make it harder to vote, harder for black and brown people to vote. It was just stated that if mail-in ballots had been mailed to all the black and brown people in Texas Abbott would have lost his last election. That is why he is writing so many restrictions against them and blows your "any citizen 18 yrs or over can vote theory" out of the water. In many states that is not true. John you obviously are not paying attention or maybe it is just because you are republican and you refuse to comprehend that there could possibly be two sides.
Did you realize that in some states with the new laws if a state is run by republicans and they decide they suspect fraud they can throw all the results out and declare the republican the winner. Just like that all the people who voted, their votes are null and void for no reason other than suspicion of fraud, no proof needed.
Texas is one of the hardest places for black and brown people to vote, and that is because republicans don't want them to vote. Republicans are destroying our democracy. Are you proud of that? I will say again you are not very well informed about what is going on in this country today.
I listen to Fox occasionally just so I know what they are saying and I promise you they are lying to you. Fox and trump are still pushing the big lie. Now the other day when Fox was broadcasting C-Pac they had to run a disclaimer across the bottom of the screen when trump was talking to cover themselves because they are already being sued for lying.
You need to branch out a bit and get your information from someplace that will tell you the truth. You certainly don't have it now.
Norma Gould.
When is the last time you've had a conversation with an African American that has lasted more than a minute or two about anything at all?
Thanks!
Todd Frank
Apparently the qualification to weigh in on voting laws is related somehow to whether or not you've held a conversation with a black person? Do we ask black lawmakers if they've held a conversation with white people before passing laws that affect white people? Or do we ask black people the last time they've held a conversation with white people? I'm not sure why this matters. It seems weird to me that this is somehow related to the conversation. Voting laws apply to everyone EQUALLY. After all, like VP Kamala Harris said, it's hard for those of us in rural areas to find a copier.
No, the qualification to weigh in on voting laws is not related somehow to whether or not one has held a conversation with a black person.
On the other hand, a large number of Americans, a group that includes many African Americans, believe that proposed changes in voting laws are a way of suppressing the African American vote. A large enough number that I was curious as to whether Gerald or John (at the point of my original response but anyone, for that matter) has had the opportunity to discuss this with anyone from the Black community. I, for one, have not. Unfortunately, we live in a demographic that doesn’t easily afford us such an opportunity.
It may be news to Democrat voters, but not all black people think alike. Even on voter I.D. I've spent hours talking with black people on the topic. I must be an odd duck, but I actually had to stop and think if I had any black friends. Then realized that I had just spent 4 hours talking to a friend, oh yeah, that was black. What is this obsession with the color of skin? To ME that itself is racist. When we have to qualify a conversation based on the color of the wrapping around a mind, we are in a bad place. Yet, we hear this rhetoric nonstop. Oh, and the take away, the belief with this mind wrapped in black skin, is that there isn't suppression, but it sells votes. They themselves pointed out all the things that require an I.D. You won't hear from a single black person on the news saying that, but on the street you will.
Look what is going on in Cuba. I do not see the liberals supporting those protests. The Cuban people are trying to make their country more like America and you liberals are trying to make America more like Cuba under a socialist government.