Georgia Election Bill Signing Draws Federal Lawsuit, Lawmaker Arrest
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Kemp sign a bill that insures the vote was proper for all people.
For one hundred years the Democrats kept Republican Blacks from voting to stay in power, now they want to overwhelm them by allowing illegal votes to cancel legal ones for the same reason, power.
I applaud the passage of this bill that was signed into law by Governor Kemp. Of course, the radical left will sling all kinds of catch phrases and ugly language at Republicans and those who agree with this bill. I wish, instead of using ugly words (racist, white supremacist, etc.) to shut down all conversation about issues, that the radicals would please kindly explain and elaborate on their objections to this bill. For one thing, please explain to me how requiring ID to vote is suppressing the vote. What ever happened to civil discourse?