Remember Pedo-Joe calling the restricted voting laws in Georgia 'Jim Crow 2.0?' Remember when the MLB moved its All-Star game from Georgia to Colorado? Just leftists lying and taking the stage with falsehoods, as usual. Political show. It just reigned in the left's cheating abilities. Nothing more and nothing less. In typical leftist fashion, the worn out Race Card was pulled. Bleaters were all in and self-thinkers knew better. Now the proof is coming out.
Leftists cheat and their bleaters bleat. Plain and simple.
Pedo-Joe's weaponized DOJ still has an open lawsuit against Georgia's new voting laws. How will leftists explain people are voting more with the new law than before the law was put in place?
It's not as easy for leftists to cheat in Georgia now. Boohoo. As you'll read, if you want, 'Easy to vote, hard to cheat.' That's exactly why leftists hate the new law.
Leftists are destroying our country
LINK: Pedo-Joe once warned that Georgia Republicans' voting laws were 'Jim Crow in the 21st Century'
Conservative Twitter users slammed Democrats for having once claimed that updated Georgia election laws were "Jim Crow 2.0" after state election officials reported this week that early voting numbers this year smashed turnout in the 2018 midterms.
In 2021, Pedo-Joe, fellow Democratic lawmakers and major media outlets attacked a new Georgia election integrity law as an attempt by GOP officials to suppress the vote, particularly among the African American community.
The Democrats were so pointed in their attacks on the legislation that the pedophile referred to it in March 2021 as "Jim Crow in the 21st Century." He added, "It must end. We have a moral and constitutional obligation to act."
In addition to the political attacks, the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the state’s law. Though 15 months after filing the suit, the DOJ and the White House have no update on the status of the legal action.
Despite Democrats claiming the voting law would suppress the vote, Chief Operating Officer in the Office of the Georgia Secretary of State, Gabriel Sterling, announced on Twitter Monday that 2022 early voting broke records.
He tweeted, "Our elections team has reviewed the initial early vote numbers for Day 1 and we know we are north of 125,000. This dwarfs the previous record of 72k from the 2018 midterm 1st day of early voting. We will have exact numbers in the morning."
Hours earlier, Sterling had tweeted, "As of 4:15 we have seen over 100,000 Georgians cast their votes early. This blows away the previous midterm 1st day record of approximately 72,000 and we have lots of voting to go today."
Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter and NBC News contributor Greg Bluestein concurred with Sterling, tweeting, "The first day of early voting in Georgia set a new midterm turnout record, with nearly 123,000 in-person voters casting their ballots. It's an early sign of soaring interest in this year’s elections."
His AJC colleague, reporter Mark Niesse, also touted the record-breaking numbers, tweeting, "Record midterm turnout on Day 1 of early voting in Georgia: About 124,000 in-person votes cast, smashing the previous high of 71,000 on the first day of early voting in 2018."
Conservatives found this remarkable in light of Democrats’ efforts to claim that Georgia officials were limiting the vote. They brought up the old talking points on Twitter.
NewsBusters associate editor Nick Fondacaro shared a "CBS Evening News" clip acknowledging the turnout and mocked it, tweeting, "And yet the liberal media still claims there’s ‘vOtEr SuPpReSsIoN’ and ‘jIm CrOwN[sic] 2.0.’"
Conservative radio host Larry O’Connor shared a local Fox affiliate’s story on the record-breaking turnout and commented, "’Jim Crow 2.0’ UPDATE!"
The Spectator contributing editor Stephen L. Miller shared Sterling’s tweet and captioned it, "Jim Crow 2.0."
TownHall.com political editor Guy Benson commented on Sterling’s tweet as well, noting how this year’s early voting turnout has doubled 2018’s. Benson tweeted, "Double. Remember the ‘Jim Crow’ liars."
Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson tweeted, "Remember all of the doomsday projections about voter suppression with the election legislation passed by our friends in GA? I do. Well done, Georgia! #EasyToVoteHardToCheat."
And Conservative writer Ellen Carmichael sarcastically tweeted, "Voter suppression!" in response to Sterling’s tweet.
Leftists cheat and their bleaters bleat. Plain and simple.
Pedo-Joe's weaponized DOJ still has an open lawsuit against Georgia's new voting laws. How will leftists explain people are voting more with the new law than before the law was put in place?
It's not as easy for leftists to cheat in Georgia now. Boohoo. As you'll read, if you want, 'Easy to vote, hard to cheat.' That's exactly why leftists hate the new law.
Leftists are destroying our country
LINK: Pedo-Joe once warned that Georgia Republicans' voting laws were 'Jim Crow in the 21st Century'
Conservative Twitter users slammed Democrats for having once claimed that updated Georgia election laws were "Jim Crow 2.0" after state election officials reported this week that early voting numbers this year smashed turnout in the 2018 midterms.
In 2021, Pedo-Joe, fellow Democratic lawmakers and major media outlets attacked a new Georgia election integrity law as an attempt by GOP officials to suppress the vote, particularly among the African American community.
The Democrats were so pointed in their attacks on the legislation that the pedophile referred to it in March 2021 as "Jim Crow in the 21st Century." He added, "It must end. We have a moral and constitutional obligation to act."
In addition to the political attacks, the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the state’s law. Though 15 months after filing the suit, the DOJ and the White House have no update on the status of the legal action.
Despite Democrats claiming the voting law would suppress the vote, Chief Operating Officer in the Office of the Georgia Secretary of State, Gabriel Sterling, announced on Twitter Monday that 2022 early voting broke records.
He tweeted, "Our elections team has reviewed the initial early vote numbers for Day 1 and we know we are north of 125,000. This dwarfs the previous record of 72k from the 2018 midterm 1st day of early voting. We will have exact numbers in the morning."
Hours earlier, Sterling had tweeted, "As of 4:15 we have seen over 100,000 Georgians cast their votes early. This blows away the previous midterm 1st day record of approximately 72,000 and we have lots of voting to go today."
Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter and NBC News contributor Greg Bluestein concurred with Sterling, tweeting, "The first day of early voting in Georgia set a new midterm turnout record, with nearly 123,000 in-person voters casting their ballots. It's an early sign of soaring interest in this year’s elections."
His AJC colleague, reporter Mark Niesse, also touted the record-breaking numbers, tweeting, "Record midterm turnout on Day 1 of early voting in Georgia: About 124,000 in-person votes cast, smashing the previous high of 71,000 on the first day of early voting in 2018."
Conservatives found this remarkable in light of Democrats’ efforts to claim that Georgia officials were limiting the vote. They brought up the old talking points on Twitter.
NewsBusters associate editor Nick Fondacaro shared a "CBS Evening News" clip acknowledging the turnout and mocked it, tweeting, "And yet the liberal media still claims there’s ‘vOtEr SuPpReSsIoN’ and ‘jIm CrOwN[sic] 2.0.’"
Conservative radio host Larry O’Connor shared a local Fox affiliate’s story on the record-breaking turnout and commented, "’Jim Crow 2.0’ UPDATE!"
The Spectator contributing editor Stephen L. Miller shared Sterling’s tweet and captioned it, "Jim Crow 2.0."
TownHall.com political editor Guy Benson commented on Sterling’s tweet as well, noting how this year’s early voting turnout has doubled 2018’s. Benson tweeted, "Double. Remember the ‘Jim Crow’ liars."
Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson tweeted, "Remember all of the doomsday projections about voter suppression with the election legislation passed by our friends in GA? I do. Well done, Georgia! #EasyToVoteHardToCheat."
And Conservative writer Ellen Carmichael sarcastically tweeted, "Voter suppression!" in response to Sterling’s tweet.
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