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Why the fuck is Maryland not on that list? Gotta make some calls I guess.
As a Marylander, I'm wondering the same thing as well. I've already sent emails out.
"What are they trying to hide?" is one of the scariest things your government could ask
I'm not arguing that Kobach isn't awful, I'm asking how a three year old list will help Trump suppress/intimidate voters in 2020 considering that he'll be able to get a fresh one as a candidate.
Yes, voter fraud is used as an excuse to make voting harder, but as we see from Trump's response from the states' response or even the election itself, he doesn't need the lists or facts to make that claim. In reality, the lists don't matter, that's why this is political theatre.There is no reason to collect data from states. States do this themselves. Voter fraud is code for not letting minorities vote. In reality fraud is like .0000001% The administration is under investigation for colluding with Russia.
They can go fuck themselves. Proud of the state's that have told them to pound sand.
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You guys are getting all up in arms about this, but as I'm reading these various states' responses, they're all just following state laws regarding voter registration lists. The ones who have stricter laws regarding them just get to score political points by "standing up" to Trump.If you're Missourian call the Missouri ACLU
John Aschcroft's son is the secetary of state in Missouri, so of course he'll turn over all our records to lord trump
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You guys are getting all up in arms about this, but as I'm reading these various states' responses, they're all just following state laws regarding voter registration lists. The ones who have stricter laws regarding them just get to score political points by "standing up" to Trump.
If Trump really wants the lists, he could get them as a candidate.
The ones against.
These lists, even if he got them, do not give him any unique power to suppress votes.The fear is reprisal and retaliation by the white house and voter suppression and russian hacking and identity theft
BUT NOOOO I'm the crazy one thinking that a voting comission from Trump himself will suppress my vote
yeah I'm the crazy one /rolling my eyes
"What are they trying to hide?" is one of the scariest things your government could ask
These lists, even if he got them, do not give him any unique power to suppress votes.
The National Enquirer is going to need to start publishing issues twice weekly. Once a week isn't going to cut it any more.States don't have anything to hide, they just don't want Trump to have all that info. WIth that amount and type of information, he could potentially go on retaliatory witch hunts against people who didn't vote for him.
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The email server he's asking the info to be sent to is unsecured, so yeah, pretty much.They know Trump will bundle this up as a gift for Putin. Oh, he won't do it officially, but it'll all end up in a poorly secured database that'll easily get hacked.
Schumers response from last night.
https://twitter.com/SenSchumer/status/880915832876015616
27 states as of last night now oppose Kobach
https://twitter.com/AriBerman/status/880953204061741062
Holy shit lol
Only if you did or did not vote and if you're registered for a party AFAIK. Still bad.Wait, voting history is public information in the USA?
That response was glorious.
I'm sure Voldemort and company will give him all Floridians info.
This fucker is projecting everything. Everything he accused someone else of doing, he has done 50 times worse. This shouldn't be surprising.Isn't this the dude who told his base to game the system and vote multiple times? You'd think he'd want to shove voter fraud under the rug.
Yay!! we are doing a good thing!(Ohio)The ones against.
Why am I not surprised that Florida is not on this list? Gdi, Scott.