Rhaedas

You're probably right. On your application you have to say if you have felonies or not, and it's not an automatic refusal. He wouldn't have enough room to list his though, so might be a red flag to the manager.

This was in literal Georgia, USA. I don't see how claiming race relations are different around the world means much when this is where racism is very present, and in the case of voter intimidation with certain things at a voting poll area in an illegal manner, it's totally relevant.

I mean sure, it could be a totally innocent stupid decision given by some official. It sure hit all the trigger warnings for being something more than a mistake.

I just thought your combo of those two words was interesting, to say the least.

woke-bigotry

That is a new one.

Maybe it depends on the media you're seeing. I don't get that impression from what I see to wait, it's all about coming out and being part of the process.

The only difference is to spread out the opportunity so everyone can vote. No vote is counted until Election Day, so this is no different than mailing in a vote early to make sure it gets in on time.

Even not dressed up in some Halloween stuff, I wouldn't be fond of the idea of people, county employee or not, taking pictures and video in a voting area. There is one reason to be there, and that's it. Someone higher up needs to answer for this if such a "ghost trend" video taking was ordered, and what the hell is that anyway?

More of an early Stark Industries. So yes.

Early voting and mail-in absentee votes are a thing where Republicans haven't restricted them. It makes sense to spread it out if you look at how wait times for even early voting can get into several hours. Why in the world would anyone want to try and do it in one day? How could all the votes be possibly done...oh, that's why.

Any PR is good, right? I can see that point if a person doesn't look at the details, and true, his supporters wouldn't, or wouldn't be shown much through their preferred sources. I do find it hard to believe there aren't any Trump supporters that aren't wavering to some degree.

Correct, 2009-2011 they had both. I don't know the full record but ACA was passed thanks to that, however not in the full form that was intended, including the public option you mention. Thanks Lieberman.

2021 they only had the House, and many bills were blocked in the Senate.

We've got one set of ten, yes. What about the others?

It's a good thing to alert people on, as I'm sure this won't be the lone example of odd activity, in Georgia or other states. The best place to affect votes is at the voting places, and lots of ways to do it, subtle or otherwise.