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  Trumps own campaign manager bragged about the success of their voter suppression campaigns.
context: More people voting is bad for republicans. They have been saying this since at least the 80’s >
  
  Southern conservatives have been trying to make voting a right of only rich white Christian males since the Civil War.  For everyone else it is considered a "privilege" to be taken away as they see fit. >
  
  I can't remember who, but some conservative pundit was recently ranting on Tucker Carlson's show about how only property owners should vote. >
  
  America: Shoot like 2020. Vote like 1820. >
  
  Glorious Leader accidentally said the quiet part out load regarding citizens being able to vote easily:
  
  The things they had in there were crazy. They had things, levels of voting that if you’d ever agreed to it, you’d never have a Republican elected in this country again. >
  
  I vote by mail because it’s convenient for me. If I’m forced to vote in person, I’ll always vote against the party that caused me to have to vote in person. >
  
  Republican’ts know they can’t win in free and fair elections. >
  
  Since 2016, we've seen more voter fraud from the right, than ever before. >
  
  But the republicans told me that democrats fraudulently vote all the time!
  Edit: /s >
  
  Projection, as always. >
  
  More times than not when voter turn out is high Republicans do bad. They took care of it on state levels by gerrymandering. That doesn't work on the federal level so they do the next best thing of preventing as many votes as possible and trying to disqualify as many of the votes that made it through.