USA 2020 Elections: Thread

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Even Blacks that US Democrat party and Biden
outright pander to and have abuse the fine sensibilities
of for decades on end, even they know that the historically
racist Democrats are always angling for more ways
to do more election fraud...


Despite Dem Theatrics Over 'Voting Rights' And Racism, Most Blacks
Strongly Support Voter ID

https://greatlakeswire.com/stories/618533579-majority-of-michigan-voters-favor-increased-voter-security-new-poll-finds
https://onlycitizens.vote/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Press-Release-011322.pdf
https://justthenews.com/government/white-house/bidens-jim-crow-20-tour-collides-reality-blacks-strongly-support-voter-id
https://scottrasmussen.com/81-want-all-voting-machines-made-in-us/

https://msamail.scottrasmussen.com/t/t-l-cdhzhd-zddidhikl-t/

Four days before President Joe Biden proclaimed on MLK Jr. Day that
state laws requiring voter ID and other election integrity measures
amounted to an "assault on our freedom to vote" - particularly for
minorities, a Michigan poll found that 79% of blacks in battleground
states support ballot ID requirements, according to Just the News'
John Solomon.

    Those findings have been confirmed in national polls as well,
exposing a dilemma for Democrats in Washington who are making a
last-ditch effort to pass legislation gutting many state and local
controls of elections in favor of federal standards.

    Those standards — like banning voter IDs, imposing no excuse
absentee voting and making it harder to clean outdated voter rolls —
are not what the majority of Americans are seeking. -JTN

"A recent national survey found that four key election reforms are
supported by more than 80% of voters," wrote pollster Scott Rasmussen,
describing the disconnect. "These include removing people who have
died or moved from voter registration lists; requiring all voters to
show photo ID before casting a ballot; wanting all ballots received by
Election Day; and, having all voting machines made in the United
States."

In a separate national poll from Rasmussen, their latest, 78% of black
voters supported voter ID.

    Such public sentiments impose a harsh reality check on Biden's
argument that state voter laws amount to "Jim Crow 2.0" and are
disenfranchising poor and minority voters. Most voters don't see
cleaning outdated names from voter roles or requiring IDs to cast
ballots as "obstacles to the ballot box" like Biden argued in Monday’s
speech. -JTN

Senate Majority Leader Chucks Schumer (D-NY), meanwhile, argued on
Tuesday that Democrats have an obligation to do everything possible to
pass 'voting rights' legislation.

"The eyes of the nation will be watching what happens this week in the
United States Senate," he said during a floor speech. "Just a few days
removed from what would have been Dr Martin Luther King Jr’s 93rd
birthday, the Senate has begun the debate on the Freedom to Vote Act
and the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act for the first time,
the first time, in this Congress."

    . at SenSchumer: "The eyes of the nation will be watching what
happens this week in the United States Senate...the Senate has begun
the debate on the Freedom to Vote Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights
Advancement Act for the first time, the first time, in this Congress."
pic.twitter.com/TMOOVPZHh4
    — CSPAN (@cspan) January 18, 2022

"If Republicans choose to continue their filibuster of voting rights
legislation, we must consider and vote on the rule changes that are
appropriate and necessary to restore the Senate and make voting rights
legislation possible," Schumer continued.

    . at SenSchumer: "If Republicans choose...their filibuster of voting
rights legislation we must consider and vote on the rule changes that
are appropriate and necessary to restore the Senate and make voting
rights legislation possible." pic.twitter.com/gbmNQZKMS9
    — CSPAN (@cspan) January 18, 2022

Unfortunately for Chuck, he can't change the filibuster - as both Joe
Manchin (D-WV) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) are not on board, depriving
Schumer the 50 Democratic votes he needs to reform the filibuster.