Perfect Match Vote Suppression
Let's examine a hypothetical scenario.
January, 2017: Joe the iron worker registers to vote. He signs with his right hand.
March, 2017: Joe the iron worker loses his right hand in a construction accident.
October, 2018: Joe the iron worker submits an absentee ballot he signed left-handed.
November, 2018: Joe the iron worker can't vote because he signed with his right hand in 2017 and with his left hand in 2018.
My question to you: Why is this proper?
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6546 PM: Dudley [Quote] -- 8:13am -- Thu, Nov 15, 18 pst
Dudley
Dosset, stuff your stupid hypotheticals.
6598 PM: Sunnybelle [Quote] -- 8:19am -- Thu, Nov 15, 18 pst
Sunnybelle
. . . I don't want to talk about doss' question any longer . . .
January, 2017: Joe the iron worker registers to vote. He signs with his right hand.
March, 2017: Joe the iron worker loses his right hand in a construction accident.
October, 2018: Joe the iron worker submits an absentee ballot he signed left-handed.
November, 2018: Joe the iron worker can't vote because he signed with his right hand in 2017 and with his left hand in 2018.
My question to you: Why is this proper?
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6546 PM: Dudley [Quote] -- 8:13am -- Thu, Nov 15, 18 pst
Dudley
Dosset, stuff your stupid hypotheticals.
6598 PM: Sunnybelle [Quote] -- 8:19am -- Thu, Nov 15, 18 pst
Sunnybelle
. . . I don't want to talk about doss' question any longer . . .
