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From: j_carlson@gmx.com

On 3/1/2021 9:18 AM, Kurtsie Nicklas, the Shame of Burlington NC, and *well
known* to the Burlington police because of her numerous complaints about
domestic violence by her boyfriend, lied:

> On Fri, 26 Feb 2021 07:43:09 -0800, Prof. Rudy Canoza, the intellectual,
moral and physical superior to little Kurtsie, wrote:
>> By Melanie MasonStaff Writer
>> Feb. 26, 2021 5 AM PT
>> PHOENIX —
>>
>> The national battle over voting restrictions was, for one sluggish February
>> afternoon, waged in a cramped hearing room of Arizona’s House of
>> Representatives. Separated by plexiglass barriers, Republican lawmakers
steadily
>> plowed ahead on bills that, put together, could make it harder for
Arizonans to
>> vote.
>>
>> Members of a House committee advanced a proposal to forbid the use of
private
>> money to help conduct elections, such as by buying equipment or funding
voter
>> education. They approved a bill making it a felony for an official to
change any
>> election-related date set in statute. They OKd a measure to preemptively
forbid
>> same-day voter registration, which the state does not currently offer.
>>
>> Each bill was portrayed by its proponents as a commonsense housekeeping
measure
>> to guard against wrongdoing, or even the perception of it. Voting rights
>> advocates see a broader — and more damaging — agenda.
>>
>> “If you look at one of them, it may not seem that big a deal, but
there’s 50 or
>> more of them,” Alex Gulotta, Arizona state director of All Voting is
Local, said
>> in an interview. “They all add up to changing our election system in
substantial
>> ways to basically respond to the ‘Big Lie’” — that last year’s
presidential
>> election was stolen from former President Trump.
>>
>> Similar scenes are playing out in statehouses across the country, with a
barrage
>> of voting restriction measures snaking through the legislative process.
>>
>> Leading the way is Arizona, which has seen dozens of bills introduced this
year,
>> the most of any state, according to the Brennan Center for Justice, a think
tank
>> at New York University Law School.
>>
>> “There are legitimate concerns,” said GOP state Rep. John Kavanagh,
chair of the
>> Arizona House’s Government and Elections Committee, “and we’re
addressing them.”
>>
>> Republicans championing these bills say they are necessary to restore faith
in a
>> system now widely seen by their constituents as suspect. Democrats counter
that
>> the GOP is capitalizing on distrust they had fostered themselves.
>>
>> https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2021-02-26/arizona-vot
ng-restriction-bills
>>
>> Suppressing legitimate voters is what Republiscums do.  They know it's the
only
>> way they can cheat their way to electoral wins.

>
> Oh, my! There's an objective source, Prof. Canoza.

I know, Kirsten.  That's why I cited it.

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