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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHypothetically: If long lines at the polls suddenly started to benefit poor people and minorities...
How long would it take for Republicans to pass legislation saying long lines would be illegal voter suppression?
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Hypothetically: If long lines at the polls suddenly started to benefit poor people and minorities... (Original Post)
ck4829
Apr 2021
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soothsayer
(38,601 posts)1. Faster than amy coney Barrett happened
CottonBear
(21,596 posts)2. The GOP would get right on that. NT
IrishAfricanAmerican
(3,819 posts)3. More like local municipalities...
passing ordinances about blocked sidewalks and other such horseshit.
Stuart G
(38,449 posts)4. Not very long...
Freddie
(9,275 posts)5. If it advantaged Republicans
You could vote while in line at the Walmart.