WaPo Ate Ga (Jim) Crow As Voting Surged

So even Washington Post was forced to admit voting surged in Georgia after insisting a new state election integrity law -- with generous early voting guarantees -- was a GOP voter suppression tool?

Not that the WaPo ragsters weren’t hedging their demagoguery by finessing their criticism by claiming the new law would make it “harder” for … presumably somehow clueless yet verified folks? … to vote. As often the case, the naysayers were wrong again as the newspaper finally could not deny early voting in Georgia was seeing its largest turnout ever; in fact, Fox News noted, early in-person voting was more than three times what it was in the 2018 midterm elections and higher than what it was in 2020.

Not that WaPo entirely threw in the towel. Its reporters couched the revelation as merely “undercutting” their bogus prediction that the Georgia Election Integrity Act of 2012 would lead to a fall-off in voting. Well, eating half a Jim Crow is better than none.

Davd Soul