VP Harris meets Clemson Player

[scartiger]

Bradley Pinion at White House.
Quote from Bradley Pinion:

It was an honor to meet you Vice President Kamala Harris! Thank you for taking the time to talk about voting rights with Donovan and I!

 

[ChicagoTiger85]

Oh boy… I guess they can do what they want, but I hope they weren’t there because of the state voting bills. Maybe Harris just decided to talk about her favorite subject with them.

 

[WinstonW101]

I thought Camilla was taller than that

 

[chassc]

Thank you for taking the time to maniacally laugh to avoid every question you didn’t like.

 

[gooddogjudge]

It bothers I when people butcher our language.

 

[Earle36]

Heels up Harris is gonna fix the border!
lol

 

[chassc]

It bothers I when people butcher our language.

That particular one catches a lot of people. You have to take a second and go over some rules in your head before typing.

 

[PalmettoTiger1]

She’s on her knees

Alien who is short

That is space alien not illegal alien

 

[CFlowers8511]

I thought Camilla was taller than that

Haha she’s the Bryce Young of VPs

 

[MBTiger23]

Oh boy… I guess they can do what they want, but I hope they weren’t there because of the state voting bills. Maybe Harris just decided to talk about her favorite subject with them.

It was their super bowl trip if you're not trolling

 

[nytigerfan]

Bradley Pinion at White House.
Quote from Bradley Pinion:

It was an honor to meet you Vice President Kamala Harris! Thank you for taking the time to talk about voting rights with Donovan and I!

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Not surprising...

Brady aligns with Biden while dunking on Trump.

Pinion aligns with Kamala while dunking on republicans trying to rip away voting rights (one of the most important tenets of democracy).

It's simple. Winners align with winners.

 

[scartiger]

Not surprising...

Brady aligns with Biden while dunking on Trump.

Pinion aligns with Kamala while dunking on republicans trying to rip away voting rights (one of the most important tenets of democracy).

It's simple. Winners align with winners.

Bozo that's hilarious.

 

[nytigerfan]

Bozo that's hilarious.

Wow, into the name calling that fast turd herder?

The Bucks will be there soon as well. Other NBA teams declined the WH invitation because they didn't want the stench of that twice impeached one term loser with a front butt rubbing off on them.

 

[scartiger]

Wow, into the name calling that fast turd herder?

The Bucks will be there soon as well. Other NBA teams declined the WH invitation because they didn't want the stench of that twice impeached one term loser with a front butt rubbing off on them.

No that's your permanent name don't you remember? You're the number one clown for the circus 🎪 in DC. Have a great day. 😉

 

[PAWrocka]

It was their super bowl trip if you're not trolling

yup ...... I dont care for her .... at all ... for numerous reasons and disagree with her and Joe on almost everything, BUT ... respect the Office ... meeting the President and VP is a honor that very few people get to enjoy.

 

[LakeMurrayTiger]

Bradley Pinion at White House.
Quote from Bradley Pinion:

It was an honor to meet you Vice President Kamala Harris! Thank you for taking the time to talk about voting rights with Donovan and I!

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And the cringeworthy misuse of the I/me pronoun to boot.

 

[scotchtiger]

republicans trying to rip away voting rights (one of the most important tenets of democracy).

What voting rights are being ripped away?

 

[nytigerfan]

What voting rights are being ripped away?

"rights" may not be the best word to have used. We all still have the "right" to vote no matter how much harder they make it for us to do so. Voter suppression is a more accurate term.

You know as well as I do, the republicans need to suppress votes to win. If we had a national election day and mandatory voting that was easy, the republicans would never win again. Even when Trump won, he still lost the popular vote by 6MM.

They are passing laws to make it HARDER for people that are more likely to vote democrat to vote. At the same time, they are passing laws to make it HARDER for those same people to use the court system to challenge those laws.

That ain't democracy. That is one group using non-existent voter fraud as an excuse to suppress votes.

 

[scotchtiger]

"rights" may not be the best word to have used. We all still have the "right" to vote no matter how much harder they make it for us to do so. Voter suppression is a more accurate term.

You know as well as I do, the republicans need to suppress votes to win. If we had a national election day and mandatory voting that was easy, the republicans would never win again. Even when Trump won, he still lost the popular vote by 6MM.

They are passing laws to make it HARDER for people that are more likely to vote democrat to vote. At the same time, they are passing laws to make it HARDER for those same people to use the court system to challenge those laws.

That ain't democracy. That is one group using non-existent voter fraud as an excuse to suppress votes.

The laws I've seen make it easier to vote than in any non-pandemic election in our history. Expanded early voting and a simplified process to prove who you are (including simply stating your DOB and SSN).

 

[dpic73]

The laws I've seen make it easier to vote than in any non-pandemic election in our history. Expanded early voting and a simplified process to prove who you are (including simply stating your DOB and SSN).

In Texas, the state can now stop county election officials from offering more than one dropbox per county. That means that Harris County, with a population of 2.4 million voters and 2200 sq. miles gets the same number as Loving County, with a population of 169. Surely you can see that is suppression in it's most blatant form. What are they so afraid of?

Appeals court upholds Texas governor’s restriction on mail-in ballot drop boxes

State can block election officials from offering more than one box, a blow to civil rights groups who say move makes it harder to cast ballots

www.theguardian.com

 

[scotchtiger]

In Texas, the state can now stop county election officials from offering more than one dropbox per county. That means that Harris County, with a population of 2.4 million voters and 2200 sq. miles gets the same number as Loving County, with a population of 169. Surely you can see that is suppression in it's most blatant form. What are they so afraid of?

Appeals court upholds Texas governor’s restriction on mail-in ballot drop boxes

State can block election officials from offering more than one box, a blow to civil rights groups who say move makes it harder to cast ballots

www.theguardian.com

That’s one of the very few things that may actually seem to make it ever so slightly more inconvenient. In one county. Now they will have to take the time to place a stamp on the envelope, walk to the mailbox and flip up the flag. Or, heaven forbid, actually show up in person on voting day or any of the ample early voting opportunities.

The left is treating voters like mentally handicapped bubble people. This is not complicated. It will be easier to vote in 2022 than in any non-pandemic election in history.

 

[nytigerfan]

That’s one of the very few things that may actually seem to make it ever so slightly more inconvenient. In one county. Now they will have to take the time to place a stamp on the envelope, walk to the mailbox and flip up the flag. Or, heaven forbid, actually show up in person on voting day or any of the ample early voting opportunities.

The left is treating voters like mentally handicapped bubble people. This is not complicated. It will be easier to vote in 2022 than in any non-pandemic election in history.

I am not going to spend the time going through the hundreds of new voting laws imposed by republican state legislatures point by point. It doesnt matter, b/c you will never agree anyway.

I will say this. Why get rid of mail in voting? There has yet to be any evidence of real fraud. Oh, and those gains that you brag about that Trump made with Latinos and African American voters? That was mail in voting. You say we should all be able to stand in line and vote, but that is easy to say when you are not an hourly wage earner.

If you actually think that after getting shellacked and losing the presidency after one term and the senate, that republicans got together and said "we need to make it easier for people to vote!" then I don't know what to tell you. You are lost.

 

[dpic73]

That’s one of the very few things that may actually seem to make it ever so slightly more inconvenient. In one county. Now they will have to take the time to place a stamp on the envelope, walk to the mailbox and flip up the flag. Or, heaven forbid, actually show up in person on voting day or any of the ample early voting opportunities.

The left is treating voters like mentally handicapped bubble people. This is not complicated. It will be easier to vote in 2022 than in any non-pandemic election in history.

Hourly workers who can't get off or can't afford to be off will be required to stand in the lines that are bound to be much longer now. The stamp and the mailbox won't apply to them unless they fall under the below categories. This does act as a dis-incentive to may thousands of people.

"Texas generally has strict rules outlining who can receive a paper ballot that can be filled out at home and returned in the mail or dropped off in person on Election Day. The option is limited to voters who are 65 and older, will be out of the county during the election, are confined in jail but otherwise still eligible or cite a disability or illness that keeps them from voting in person without needing help or without the risk of injuring their health. The state currently uses a signature matching process to verify completed ballots."

What's in the new voting restriction legislation introduced in the Texas House and Senate

Senate Bill 1 and House Bill 3 will be the starting points for the Legislature's efforts to tighten Texas voting laws. Here's what the bills would do.

www.texastribune.org

 

[scotchtiger]

I am not going to spend the time going through the hundreds of new voting laws imposed by republican state legislatures point by point. It doesnt matter, b/c you will never agree anyway.

I will say this. Why get rid of mail in voting? There has yet to be any evidence of real fraud. Oh, and those gains that you brag about that Trump made with Latinos and African American voters? That was mail in voting. You say we should all be able to stand in line and vote, but that is easy to say when you are not an hourly wage earner.

If you actually think that after getting shellacked and losing the presidency after one term and the senate, that republicans got together and said "we need to make it easier for people to vote!" then I don't know what to tell you. You are lost.

GA didn't get rid of mail-in voting. I'm less familiar with the TX law.

These laws permanently expand early voting, which provides flexibility and schedule alternatives to hourly workers. It also disperses the concentration of voters at any given time, reducing lines and wait times, further benefiting these workers.

These laws make it easier to vote than at any non-pandemic time in our country. They do not make it easier to vote than last November, nor should they. We already coddle the people in this country enough.

 

[WapPride]

why are you so against making it easier to vote? i'd understand your hesitation if there were some major instances of voter fraud that have been found, but the heritage foundation has only found about 1300 cases of voter fraud total in the last few decades they've researched it in the hundreds of millions of ballots cast

 

[scotchtiger]

why are you so against making it easier to vote? i'd understand your hesitation if there were some major instances of voter fraud that have been found, but the heritage foundation has only found about 1300 cases of voter fraud total in the last few decades they've researched it in the hundreds of millions of ballots cast

These laws do make it easier to vote than in any non-pandemic election. Early voting was seen to be a positive development, so these laws permanently expand that. ID requirements are completely non-restricting and more relaxed in these bills than in many blue states.

 

[scotchtiger]

Hourly workers who can't get off or can't afford to be off will be required to stand in the lines that are bound to be much longer now. The stamp and the mailbox won't apply to them unless they fall under the below categories. This does act as a dis-incentive to may thousands of people.

"Texas generally has strict rules outlining who can receive a paper ballot that can be filled out at home and returned in the mail or dropped off in person on Election Day. The option is limited to voters who are 65 and older, will be out of the county during the election, are confined in jail but otherwise still eligible or cite a disability or illness that keeps them from voting in person without needing help or without the risk of injuring their health. The state currently uses a signature matching process to verify completed ballots."

What's in the new voting restriction legislation introduced in the Texas House and Senate

Senate Bill 1 and House Bill 3 will be the starting points for the Legislature's efforts to tighten Texas voting laws. Here's what the bills would do.

www.texastribune.org

See above:

These laws permanently expand early voting, which provides flexibility and schedule alternatives to hourly workers. It also disperses the concentration of voters at any given time, reducing lines and wait times, further benefiting these workers.

Also, it appears the TX mail-in voting rules remain unchanged from pre-pandemic times. So this law does nothing to restrict the existing mail-in voting rules. In fact, it adds a correction process so more mail-in ballots are accepted.

HB 3 and SB 1 both include language to create a new correction process for mail-in ballots that are ordinarily rejected because of a missing signature or an endorsement a local review board determines does not belong to the voter who returned the ballot.

 

[92TigerME]

Bradley Pinion at White House.
Quote from Bradley Pinion:

It was an honor to meet you Vice President Kamala Harris! Thank you for taking the time to talk about voting rights with Donovan and I!

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Tom could slap him if he wasn't so busy sucking up to sleep joe. Can wait for Trevor to rip Tampa now. This kicker is 6-5, I guess he was too stupid to play QB. Now. Every time he misses wide, I'm going to think about him and Kamala.

 

[WapPride]

These laws do make it easier to vote than in any non-pandemic election. Early voting was seen to be a positive development, so these laws permanently expand that. ID requirements are completely non-restricting and more relaxed in these bills than in many blue states.

right, but back to my original question: why are you so against making it easier to vote? if every meaningful investigation the past few decades has found ZERO instances of wide-scale voter fraud then why is one party doing everything they can to oppose making it easier to vote? i'm all for securing elections to make sure everything's done on the up and up, but every committee and task force that has been formed hasn't been able to find shit for voter fraud. i mean 1300 instances of voter fraud over the past few decades is absurdly low considering the hundreds of millions of votes that have been tallied in that time

 

[92TigerME]

right, but back to my original question: why are you so against making it easier to vote? if every meaningful investigation the past few decades has found ZERO instances of wide-scale voter fraud then why is one party doing everything they can to oppose making it easier to vote? i'm all for securing elections to make sure everything's done on the up and up, but every committee and task force that has been formed hasn't been able to find shit for voter fraud. i mean 1300 instances of voter fraud over the past few decades is absurdly low considering the hundreds of millions of votes that have been tallied in that time

Easier to cheat. Duh.

Why do you pretend to be dumb about this?

 

[nytigerfan]

Easier to cheat. Duh.

Why do you pretend to be dumb about this?

The GOP certainly deserves some credit for how they have always been able to easily manipulate rubes like you.

When I was kid in SC i remember watching a reporter interview rubes in a trailer park who were going off about how the dems want to raise the capital gains tax and the inheritance tax and they wouldn't stand for it. Hilarious.

They convinced you that climate change was a hoax (and have since changed course).

They convinced you that the vaccine was dangerous and shouldn't be trusted (and have since changed course).

They convinced you that there was widespread fraud in the election (with zero evidence) and are now using that to make it harder to vote.

I know you are not pretending to be a rube, you just are one. Good luck to you man, I'll pray for you.

 

[92TigerME]

The GOP certainly deserves some credit for how they have always been able to easily manipulate rubes like you.

When I was kid in SC i remember watching a reporter interview rubes in a trailer park who were going off about how the dems want to raise the capital gains tax and the inheritance tax and they wouldn't stand for it. Hilarious.

They convinced you that climate change was a hoax (and have since changed course).

They convinced you that the vaccine was dangerous and shouldn't be trusted (and have since changed course).

They convinced you that there was widespread fraud in the election (with zero evidence) and are now using that to make it harder to vote.

I know you are not pretending to be a rube, you just are one. Good luck to you man, I'll pray for you.

Climate change is a hoax. People like you don't understand it so you choose to believe what the activist are saying about it.

If you make it thru this series, you might catch up to me



If you're too lazy to do that, then you can skip to the good part right here

 

[WapPride]

Easier to cheat. Duh.

Why do you pretend to be dumb about this?

massive mail in voting and expanded voting hours/rights have been implemented in colorado and oregon for YEARS and they don't have any massive wide scale voting fraud. why can they do it w/o problem and the rest of the country can't?

 

[scotchtiger]

right, but back to my original question: why are you so against making it easier to vote? if every meaningful investigation the past few decades has found ZERO instances of wide-scale voter fraud then why is one party doing everything they can to oppose making it easier to vote? i'm all for securing elections to make sure everything's done on the up and up, but every committee and task force that has been formed hasn't been able to find shit for voter fraud. i mean 1300 instances of voter fraud over the past few decades is absurdly low considering the hundreds of millions of votes that have been tallied in that time

I'm not. We're making it increasingly easy to vote. If TX wanted to add mail-in voting, no problem.

The problem areas that need to be closed are things like identification and ballot harvesting. Pretty sure these bills address things like that while expanding early voting, hours, etc.

 

[WapPride]

I'm not. We're making it increasingly easy to vote. If TX wanted to add mail-in voting, no problem.

The problem areas that need to be closed are things like identification and ballot harvesting. Pretty sure these bills address things like that while expanding early voting, hours, etc.

who's the we're in this situation, because the R party sure as shit isn't trying to make it easier anywhere

 

[scotchtiger]

who's the we're in this situation, because the R party sure as shit isn't trying to make it easier anywhere

Please clarify. How do these laws make it more difficult to vote than in previous non-pandemic elections?

Again, early voting - one of the big ways that voting access was expanded - is increased both in duration and daily hours. This helps the exact voters described as affected by these laws - hourly workers, those with inflexible work schedules, etc.

Open mail-in voting is preserved in GA. Mail-in voting in TX remains unchanged from pre-pandemic times (so by definition, not more difficult).

Identification requirements in these bills are extremely, extremely easy to satisfy (In TX, you just need the last 4 digits of your SSN - no physical ID required).

The dems are doing a nice job of riling people up about this. I'm somehow on a Black Voters phone list and get all of their text campaigns. I've received 10+ "Stop Jim Crow 2.0" texts. Frankly, this is an insult to anyone who suffered under the actual Jim Crow laws.

 

[92TigerME]

The GOP certainly deserves some credit for how they have always been able to easily manipulate rubes like you.

When I was kid in SC i remember watching a reporter interview rubes in a trailer park who were going off about how the dems want to raise the capital gains tax and the inheritance tax and they wouldn't stand for it. Hilarious.


I know you are not pretending to be a rube, you just are one. Good luck to you man, I'll pray for you.

Increasing the capital gains tax is bad for everyone in the economy.

Maybe if you took economics you would understand why and not be such an arrogant left wing prick.

 

[92TigerME]

massive mail in voting and expanded voting hours/rights have been implemented in colorado and oregon for YEARS and they don't have any massive wide scale voting fraud. why can they do it w/o problem and the rest of the country can't?

It's not my job to figure out how you are going to cheat.


Don't you have a store to loot or a cop to beat up? Your party has no principles. Stop acting like you care about voting rights.

You just want to cheat.

 

[WapPride]

Please clarify. How do these laws make it more difficult to vote than in previous non-pandemic elections?

Again, early voting - one of the big ways that voting access was expanded - is increased both in duration and daily hours. This helps the exact voters described as affected by these laws - hourly workers, those with inflexible work schedules, etc.

Open mail-in voting is preserved in GA. Mail-in voting in TX remains unchanged from pre-pandemic times (so by definition, not more difficult).

Identification requirements in these bills are extremely, extremely easy to satisfy (In TX, you just need the last 4 digits of your SSN - no physical ID required).

The dems are doing a nice job of riling people up about this. I'm somehow on a Black Voters phone list and get all of their text campaigns. I've received 10+ "Stop Jim Crow 2.0" texts. Frankly, this is an insult to anyone who suffered under the actual Jim Crow laws.

In Texas alone, the latest legislation is pushing for a ban on drive-thru voting, a reduction in early voting hours, and a ban on the distribution of mail-in ballot applications. there are some additions i don't hate, specifically requiring either the last 4 digits of your SSN or your DL # for mail in voting.

 

[WapPride]

It's not my job to figure out how you are going to cheat.


Don't you have a store to loot or a cop to beat up? Your party has no principles. Stop acting like you care about voting rights.

You just want to cheat.

i'm waiting on my Soros check before i go back to looting and beating up cops