Georgia losing mlb allstar game and draft event due to republican voting restrictions

@Aronrogers

 I posted a link earlier in this thread for anyone so inclined to read the bill.

These are direct challenge points from radii talk show hosts.

See without rushes presence a whole whirl wind of media shock jock mikes are filling the void. Each with the same tired talking points from their producers. 

See 263 executives in NYC control 83 percent of the media in United States.  News entertainment magazine newsprint the same media giants control all I formation at one time.

As the advertising platforms move from television to lesser expensive all internet app systems the constriction furthur a to a few media giants Yahoo Facebook Google Twitter intigram zoom . These social media giants control the I formation delivered within these exact mathematical algorithms  based cyber platforms. 

The major league owners group has decided to back the players union desires to assure all Americans have equal right to vote and be heard in any election as one human one vote system. 

MLB All-Star Game will be played at Denver's Coors Field
after event pulled out of Atlanta
in protest of Georgia republicans making voting harder

USA TODAY

"Major League Baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all Americans
and opposes restrictions to the ballot box," Manfred said.

Atlanta's loss  is Denver's gain 

 Turns out Colorado has more restrictive voting laws than Georgia.........& you gotta show ID.

democratic right of all citizens

That's true.

Actually, voting is far easier in Colorado according to fact checks by Colorado sun, Denver post and snopes.  Colorado doesn't require photo ID for mail ballots and accept a wider range of non-photo IDs.  94% of Colorado voters vote by mail versus 33% of Georgia voters.  1 drop box per 12-15,000 Colorado voters  versus 1 drop box per 100,000 Georgia voters.  Result is longer lineups in Georgia.

Excellent rebuttal, thirdperson (as usual) 

Not only that which you stated, but according to FACT CHECKING by Daniel Dale,
• Colorado allows Voter Day registration (Georgia does not)
• And unlike Georgia, Colorado does not make it a criminal offense to give water
or food to those unfortunates forced to wait in extremely long lineups which the
Republicans are creating, particularly in minority neighborhoods.

false information              again                as usual   

u r  absolutely correct sir  

• And unlike Georgia, Colorado does not make it a criminal offense to give water
or food to those unfortunates forced to wait in extremely long lineups which the
Republicans are creating, particularly in minority neighborhoods.

Republicans deny food and water and then state they are evangical hypocrisy at best i see pure deception here. Glad Reverend Warnock represents Georgia in the Senate as Georgia works on their internal issues. 

Are they still suing Trump or has the tape suapeared as well?

good point

Georgia's GOP lieutenant governor says Giuliani's false fraud claims helped lead to restrictive voting law

A top Georgia Republican said Wednesday that Rudy Giuliani's false claims of election fraud -- which were presented before state lawmakers -- created momentum for a package of voting rights restrictions that recently became state law.
"This is really the fallout from the 10 weeks of misinformation that flew in from former President Donald Trump," Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan said on CNN's "New Day." "I went back over the weekend to really look at where this really started to gain momentum in the legislature, and it was when Rudy Giuliani showed up in a couple of committee rooms and spent hours spreading misinformation and sowing doubt across, you know, hours of testimony."

You how so? What are Colorado's "restrictive voting laws"? Cite them please. 

Aside from ID requirements, does Colorado limit the number of mail-in-ballot drop boxes for absentee voters, limit access time to drop boxes, and ban providing food and water to people waiting in lines to vote? Or did Colorado cut down requesting accessing time for mail in ballots by 80% in any new voting bill? Doubt it. 

@DeezyAZ81

 access time. Meaning Georgia used to allow up to 180 days before election to request mail in ballot, and it sliced it to 78 days in the new bill. A clear strategy for trying to reduce the ability for masses of citizen to request them in time for elections.