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Let's return to the thread posted by Rep. Crenshaw in which he rehashes the lie that there were election integrity issues. What does he propose in response to that? You guessed it! New voter suppression laws that would disenfranchise voters, predominantly Black voters.pic.twitter.com/3K9tZoboQl
Crenshaw isn't alone. Brad Raffensperger, Georgia's Secretary of State who has praised for refusing to overturn the election, is also calling for restrictive new voter suppression measures. This month he called for an end to no-excuse mail-in voting and new photo ID laws.pic.twitter.com/5EzQKG8sMu
Raffensperger also set up a "bipartisan election task force" to improve voting policies. Today, the president of the Georgia chapter of the NAACP announced he is resigning from the task force, calling it a “farce.”https://www.ajc.com/politics/politics-blog/head-of-georgia-naacp-resigns-from-raffenspergers-election-task-force/YUOBHQAGXRCVRNIDW6UY6OQMIE/ …
Last week Raffensperger told the House Government Affairs Committee that GA should end no-excuse absentee voting. Yet by his own admission, there was no widespread fraud or evidence of irregularities. What we're seeing is anti-democratic solutions to problems that don't exist.
And so that's where we're at now. An entirely engineered problem, followed up my baseless accusations of fraud or irregularity, and voter disenfranchisement proposed as the solution. There's simply no denying what is obvious: The GOP does not believe in democracy.
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