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Lib's avatar

My mother doesn’t believe the virus’ spread is Trump’s fault or that he could have done anything differently. She lives in the middle of trump country. It’s all ‘China’s fault’ there. I mention this because even in the face of a world-wide pandemic, one that could have been mitigated & managed better on so many levels, people are *STILL* blinded to the evil of Trump & Republicans. A Republican could walk up and snatch the ballot directly out of their hands & they’d blame someone else. An “illegal” or a “felon” or “voter fraud”... it’s always “their” fault.

Joseph Mangano's avatar

Meanwhile, Wisconsin is set to hold its primary on April 7, for the love of God.

Cheryl Maiola's avatar

Voting by mail works in Washington state. I love it.

Ian Mark Sirota's avatar

We've had (optional) voting by mail for years where I live, and it's always worked very well.

Katy Bolger's avatar

First, Mitch the itch gotta go. Please do a column about the 2020 congressional race in his home state. Wtf is in the water down there? Second, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for helping me understand how remote voting can work (in a functional country). Judd, you make the world a smarter place.

Hazel's avatar

I can see those outdoor voter boxes disappearing and just like absentee ballots did in FLA in 2016 be hidden in a Warehouse or dropped in the sea.

Corruption in the GOP with Russian help. Who can we trust to provide security to mail-in ballots?

We are screwed. I have little faith that our Govt can handle the logistics and would do so righteously.

My jaundiced eye yellows more every day I see the Orangutan take the podium for a Covid-19 briefing.

Robert Honeyman's avatar

Michigan now allows voting by mail for anyone who chooses to opt in. It also implemented same day registration. The GOP may have gerrymandered the legislature, but statewide referendums reflect the underlying moderate-left sentiment of the voters.

scott pines's avatar

Thank you Judd for your always insightful, investigative pieces that shine a bright light on very dark people and deeds. You give me some hope for our future.