Nothing like enriching yourself off of crappy legislation you helped pass 😡
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Wrong again.
The subject was the voucher program and the grift.
But...deflect away!
Yeah, but Northen saw a black guy buy cigarettes, malt liquor and lotto tickets with an EBT card one time, that's the real story.
He LOVES this grift for his beloved Regina.
A black guy once tried to hand Northern a newspaper outside of a Sox game. That's the real story.
What?
The goal of the left has been to transfer private money into public money for decades. And as much as possible. You have it all backwards.
There is no such thing as public money FFS. Its all private money that has been given to fund public needs.
This is what's wrong with the modern left. If you can't understand this basic concept you will never agree with anything the right is trying to do.
Iowa Dems = they know not how to win elections.
Until you do, take your name calling elsewhere.
Kinda like the recent SCOTUS 9-0 beatdown of the Colorado ballot issue.
Conservatism is winning.
Hard to believe that I had forgotten about that horrific encounter. I'm sure that trauma is so deep that cities are off limits, villages are preferred, towns are the limit.
Don’t worry @fredjr82 and keep posting - Gus just gets all uptight when you call him out for exactly the kind of ugly person he is.
Voting for a rapist is pretty ugly
Trump is soon to be the Leader of the Free World. Get used to it. Start today.
Yep. If you’d just admit how much of a self centered, me first prick you are and not hide behind conservatism as the reason you are the way you are it would be a lot less ugly.
But alas…
You're the equivalent of a wart on Trump's ass. Get used to it. Start today
That's the Iowa GOP motto: Such BullshitThis is such bullshit:
Iowa legislator opening his own private school, to be funded by vouchers he voted for
A new private school being opened by an Iowa State representative will be dependent on taxpayer funds to operate.iowastartingline.com
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The grifting legislator should get honest work - like me - instead of suckling at the teat of government largesse Kim Reynolds opened her shirt to provide.
Are you not concerned that Biden and the Despicable Dems will steal the election again? How sure are you that the Theft of 2020 won't be repeated?
Also, nice work mimicking Trump's capitalization method, that really gets under the loony libs skin!
WWG1WGA
It's also the intentional dismantling of the public education system.
What took you guys so long, Florida's elected officials have been working this scam for a years.
Sometimes they make a half-assed attempt to hide it by having a spouse actually own the school to which they pump tax dollars, but it's the same game.
Sometimes they make a half-assed attempt to hide it by having a spouse actually own the school to which they pump tax dollars, but it's the same game.
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Reynolds and her cabal of feckless losers are too dimwitted to come up with original ideas - they merely copy/paste bad legislation from shitty states like Florida and Mississippi and call it their own.
No I wasn't concerned they stole it last time.
But......I will say that the lax voting rules that they created under the guise of COVID did make it much easier for questionable tactics to occur. Mail in ballots, ballot harvesting etc. I don't think that rules were violated. I.e election stolen. I think that rules were created that swung the election in the favor of Democrats.
And no, I don't think everyone's vote should be counted. I think one should have to make an effort to vote. Request a ballot. Go to the polling station etc. I am for a National Day Off to vote I should add. But one operative stopping by the local shelter and exchanging cigarettes for votes, putting them in a big box in their Prius and taking them unsecurely to be counted is abhorrent.
And a figment of your imagination.
What do you mean you weren't concerned about the theft of 2020? Do you not remember the Dominion voting machines switching votes? Do you not recall the ballots from China with the bamboo paper?
I fear you are being naïve if you are not concerned about another election theft, thankfully no one fools Trump twice, so I share some of your confidence. Of course we wouldn't be even discussing this possibility if RINO Pence would have shown some backbone, if he had, we'd be looking forward to Trump's third term.
Ok heres one. Sorry you couldnt remember all these work arounds.
Here's how states have changed the rules around voting amid the coronavirus pandemic
Voting is always confusing, but the coronavirus pandemic has made it even more so -- here's what you need to know about how voting has changed for the general election.
Just a small snippet:
For the general election, at least 30 states plus the District of Columbia have made at least some changes that will make it easier and more accessible for voters to cast their ballots from home. These changes include removing strict excuse requirements or allowing COVID-19 concerns to be a valid excuse to vote absentee, allowing ballot drop boxes, offering prepaid postage on election mail and proactively sending all active registered voters applications to request an absentee ballot -- with some even skipping that step and sending the actual ballots.
The states are: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Vermont, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
Don't see the state you live in listed? That doesn't necessarily mean it will be hard for voters to cast mail-in ballots. Prior to the 2020 election cycle, some states -- like Arizona, Colorado, Florida and Washington -- already had robust or predominantly vote-by-mail elections, and voters were familiar with the system, so there hasn't necessarily been a need for them to change the rules.
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/leb...-dollar-effort-recruit-poll/story?id=72598810
A few states require voters to have a witness or notary signature in order for their returned absentee ballots to be counted -- a requirement that could be an issue for voters who live alone and are trying to keep their distance from others during this time. Both Rhode Island and North Carolina -- a battleground state -- typically require either two witnesses or one notary to sign voters' absentee ballots. Rhode Island has completely eliminated this requirement for November, and in North Carolina, only one witness is required instead of two. Minnesota eliminated the witness signature requirement for its primary, and this has been extended for the general election, too.
The witness requirement was waived for the primary in South Carolina, and a federal judge ruled on Friday that it will not be required for the general election either, citing how severe the pandemic is as the reasoning.
And another:
Changes to election dates, procedures, and administration in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, 2020
Ballotpedia: The Encyclopedia of American Politics
I got about 30 more years of work left but I feel starting "Butters Christian School of Chaos" would be an easier line of work.
I couldn't find this in the linked article. "Operatives stopping by the local shelter and exchanging cigarettes for votes, putting them in a big box in their Prius and taking them unsecurely to be counted"Ok heres one. Sorry you couldnt remember all these work arounds.
Here's how states have changed the rules around voting amid the coronavirus pandemic
Voting is always confusing, but the coronavirus pandemic has made it even more so -- here's what you need to know about how voting has changed for the general election.abcnews.go.com
Just a small snippet:
For the general election, at least 30 states plus the District of Columbia have made at least some changes that will make it easier and more accessible for voters to cast their ballots from home. These changes include removing strict excuse requirements or allowing COVID-19 concerns to be a valid excuse to vote absentee, allowing ballot drop boxes, offering prepaid postage on election mail and proactively sending all active registered voters applications to request an absentee ballot -- with some even skipping that step and sending the actual ballots.
The states are: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Vermont, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
Don't see the state you live in listed? That doesn't necessarily mean it will be hard for voters to cast mail-in ballots. Prior to the 2020 election cycle, some states -- like Arizona, Colorado, Florida and Washington -- already had robust or predominantly vote-by-mail elections, and voters were familiar with the system, so there hasn't necessarily been a need for them to change the rules.
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/leb...-dollar-effort-recruit-poll/story?id=72598810
A few states require voters to have a witness or notary signature in order for their returned absentee ballots to be counted -- a requirement that could be an issue for voters who live alone and are trying to keep their distance from others during this time. Both Rhode Island and North Carolina -- a battleground state -- typically require either two witnesses or one notary to sign voters' absentee ballots. Rhode Island has completely eliminated this requirement for November, and in North Carolina, only one witness is required instead of two. Minnesota eliminated the witness signature requirement for its primary, and this has been extended for the general election, too.
The witness requirement was waived for the primary in South Carolina, and a federal judge ruled on Friday that it will not be required for the general election either, citing how severe the pandemic is as the reasoning.
Care to try again?
Taxation is theft. Stuff like this only bothers liberal Biden cultists when sleazy republicans partake.
And another:
Eliminate Ballot Harvesting | The America First Agenda | America’s Future is America First!
During the 2020 election, officials in many states, including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Wisconsin, cited concerns about COVID-19 to disregard vital measures that protect the chain of custody for ballots between the time they are cast and when they are counted
agenda.americafirstpolicy.com
That was an extreme example made up to be illustrative.
Care to comment on the actual thrust of my post?
The part about how election rules were relaxed and the prior well established secure election methods were tossed aside?
I have provided not one, not two, but three citations documenting the changes.
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