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That doesn’t surprise me, honestly, because the reporting around this is often hard to parse. I suspect that difficulty is on purpose, at least in North Carolin
by voltaireodactyl 4y ago
That doesn’t surprise me, honestly, because the reporting around this is often hard to parse. I suspect that difficulty is on purpose, at least in North Carolina where I am based.
If you would like to understand more about what I’m talking about, which goes far beyond the things like voter ID that you have mentioned, I would suggest beginning with stolen ballots in North Carolina during the 2016 and 2020 elections, as well as gerrymandering policies during the same.
I would then go and examine the statements given by the leadership of each side when such criminal acts are discovered. How do they respond? That can often give you an idea of what a party’s intentions truly are.
Be advised: there is a strong conservative media push to keep the conversation centered around things like voter ID laws, which I agree with you are entirely acceptable. In the same way that they seek to focus on bathroom policies instead of focusing on women dying for their religious beliefs, they hope to muddy the voting issue until it is too late.
I appreciate your interest in understanding what’s going on, and I hope you will add your voice to mine in the future!
- TeeMassive 4y agoAny source?
- voltaireodactyl 4y agoOf course! Plenty to pick from, depending what specific instances have sparked your curiosity. For example here’s a great summation of the facts/reporting/criminal acts I mentioned re: election fraud in 2016 (as part of a long running scheme): https://www.brookings.edu/blog/fixgov/2018/12/07/understanding-the-election-scandal-in-north-carolinas-9th-district/ https://www.brookings.edu/blog/fixgov/2018/12/07/understandi... If you would like me to do the work of providing you with additional sources addressing any of the other events, please let me know specifically which events you're curious about. I am happy to inform, but do prefer such requests to present in more limited scope, given that I’m doing a favor. Thank you!