Rich Miller: State election law drama isn’t over – Chicago Sun-Times

"The law is blatantly unfair and a prime example of super-majority Democratic Party overreach. But it’s extremely unlikely that any of the plaintiffs have even a tiny shot of winning."
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Deb
1 year ago

Just the Communist Democratic Party at work.

JackBolly
1 year ago

What exactly is it that Democrats don’t like about democracy and fair elections?

cynthia
1 year ago
Reply to  JackBolly
  1. If elections are fair, dems won’t win because their policies are terrible………so they resort to interference to win

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