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Originally Posted by MDLNB
You may be seeing "prejudice" where there is none. Two different states, and two different judges. What would you say if a "white man" got more time than a "black woman"....oh well, he deserved it and she didn't? Why make it a racial issue, when you do not know the details OR the motive/intent? Every state has had at least one detected voter that made multiple votes or voter fraud of some sort during an election. How it is handled is probably different in each of those states.
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As to the "details", the details of both cases are public and have been covered extensively. The voters here confessed. The black lady I am referring to just got out of jail, and was on probation. She asked and was told she was allowed to vote on probation, so she went to the polls. The polls said she wasn't allowed to vote, so she left, then was arrested, and given 5 years form "trying to vote". Seriously. If YOU were given a sentence of 5 years for TRYING to vote, would you be ****ed?
When something constantly happens, it is racial. I agree different states and different judges. On the other hand, how many white people have gone to jail anywhere in the country for voter fraud? The only one I even know about being investigated is Mark Meadows. We will see how that turns out.