Blue, one of my problems is making assumptions. Also, I have a problem thinking that something may or many not work because of how things are now.
Maybe you have a similar problem.
Here’s an example.
If you remember what I said, you’ll know I didn’t say we should or would leave everything as it is now, to require a person to vote in person, with valid identification, but for over off shore military.
You said 10 years ago you drove 7 miles, now you have to drive 25.
Why?
After they started allowing mail in voting, it made sense to just have you mail your vote rather than have to man a lot of voting locations. Convenient for you and for the county, but we’ve learned some people have abused the change. So…… change causes change. If mail in voting is causing mistrust, we can and should change again, we can’t and shouldn’t expect people to drive 25 miles, we can add back more walk in voting locations. We changed it before, we will change it again. Bottom line, it’s broke, fix it, or suffer the consequences. Your life experience knows that’s true.
It will only hurts the folks if the system doesn’t change, throughout…….the same as they did when they changed to the current system.
“And who do you think will get their polling place first, inner city democrats or right wing gun nuts living in the sticks?”
I’m not smart enough to understand this question. It should happen at the same time, if the country does its job but what do I know.
Rural America has been already been silenced. This map proves it. The red has had no voice for 45 years, by design. It’s the 80/20 rule and nobodies kidding anybody about the tail waging the dog.
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