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Who is going to be the next President of the United States?

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MrMonkey
LOL but CB don't even try talking any "common sense" to him. He's in such a bad political state of mind presently and TDS rating has to be off the charts by now. And I can only imagine the other GameLiver residing in SFLA. His head has to be exploding. The life long Repub who once wanted Coumo as President and said recently Liz Cheney would make a good VP.
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Wait a minute, is Davey still a self-proclaimed Non-Gameliver? If so @roguejuror I would request an un-biased GL ruling that should rule in favor of not being allowed to post in political threads until after the Nov election? Hopefully too late for him to become official!

Wait a minute 2.0, looks like the political whizz kid might have gotten his wish rallying together?
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I guess the knucklehead didn't work out.
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Yes.

@Mr.Monkey

Who’s notorious for his ABUNDANCE of common sense.


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Vegas Dave
Maybe you are right! And I'm all for the loophole getting closed up. Just a tiny bit odd to me this motion is being filed NOW. Why not last year? Four years ago? Surely they didn't just find out about this?

Timing makes it seem an awful lot like a political ploy vs. a good honest attempt to make things right. But it's entirely possible I'm being cynical and they had good intentions in mind.

Odd thoigh that you know so much about the law, but your original post made it seem more widespread than that, "Can I just request a ballot then?" Maybe you were joking, but did @FairWarning know you were? Does MrSafeSpace? No, most probably take it at face value that funny business is occurring.

I shouldn't have said voter suppression here, that's fair. I don't think votes are being suppressed because I don't even think this is happening, and even if it were, I'd support non-citizens being left out. I meant attempting to influence voters and damage the integrity of the election, which I believe is going on here.

But maybe I'm wrong. I appreciate the response. Contrary to MrM's last essay, I enjoy the conversations 👍
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The sad part is we had four years to close election loopholes and we learned nothing.
 
The oldest presidential candidate in U.S. history had this to say about Obama yesterday


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States can and should promulgate any and all voting and/or voter registration regulations they desire. As long as the state doesn't infringe on a constitutional right, which they are not here, it's well within the powers of a state.

It's the same as wanting STATES have the power to decide what regs to put in place on abortion under Roe (or post Roe). I don't know who is complaining about Michigan making laws for their own citizens and residents, but whoever they are they sure love big federal government.
 
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