Lots of liberals in the south have had their vote suppressed so badly it’s nearly impossible for them to vote. Long lines, and no time off for the working class forces people to not vote.
“Hard” is not the same as “impossible”. Saying it’s impossible to vote is an insult to people in the Civil Rights Movement who literally risked their lives for these basic rights.
It’s a question of priorities. These are the states that allow early voting or voting by mail:
Except states that purge voter roles without notifying people, and when they show up to vote, they can’t. I’d say that’s the state making it impossible for them to vote.
Also early voting doesn’t mean easy voting. Many of those states only allow early voting one day a week at a single location serving a large population which still incurs large lines which take a long day which they need to take off from work.
Not actually calling out the intentional movement to reduce the ability for many people to vote is a much larger insult to the Vote Rights Act, not the Civil Rights Movement. It’s also pretending that everything is fine without actually understanding the underlying problems with the system.
Lots of liberals in the south have had their vote suppressed so badly it’s nearly impossible for them to vote. Long lines, and no time off for the working class forces people to not vote.
“Hard” is not the same as “impossible”. Saying it’s impossible to vote is an insult to people in the Civil Rights Movement who literally risked their lives for these basic rights.
It’s a question of priorities. These are the states that allow early voting or voting by mail:
https://www.ncsl.org/elections-and-campaigns/early-in-person-voting
Except states that purge voter roles without notifying people, and when they show up to vote, they can’t. I’d say that’s the state making it impossible for them to vote.
Also early voting doesn’t mean easy voting. Many of those states only allow early voting one day a week at a single location serving a large population which still incurs large lines which take a long day which they need to take off from work.
Not actually calling out the intentional movement to reduce the ability for many people to vote is a much larger insult to the Vote Rights Act, not the Civil Rights Movement. It’s also pretending that everything is fine without actually understanding the underlying problems with the system.