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Old McDonald said:

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larry culpepper said:

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I like this. This board is moving away from rationalizing bills like this and just straight up admitting you are in favor of voter suppression

It's absolutely despicable and un-American, but it's at least refreshing to see some honesty.

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One reason for new laws is to address problems. At one point only white men with property were allowed to vote. Our ancestors took care of that. But today when some son of a ***** can sit in Caracas and change election results(as happened in the November 2020 election) or some jackass right here in the US can collect MIB's and effect the outcome of an election by fraud(as happened in the Novemvber 2020 election) then it is past time to have that pendulum swing back the other way a little. Don't you think?

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this post is peak comedy

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And you are fully on board with making it easier for dimtards to cheat. That is beyond sad.

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and you fully believe these nutty conspiracy theories that the former sore-loser-in-chief had the election stolen from him. that is beyond funny.

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Only an idiot would think that MIB's would engender a fair election and using equipment that has the ability to make "adjustments to the count" would ensure a fair election. Are you an idiot that believes this was not used last November?

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They had no need to make any statement whatsoever on voting rights in Texas and there is zero chance that doing so will increase their profits.

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THIS. And as a deterrence, make a decrease definitely part of the equation.

Dems can't name a single element of the bill that they disagree with, and instead just claim it racist voter suppression.

That tells you all you need to know about cheating.

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They had no need to make any statement whatsoever on voting rights in Texas and there is zero chance that doing so will increase their profits.

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THIS. And as a deterrence, make a decrease definitely part of the equation.

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Right. The very best thing that could potentially happen to the business of American Airlines due to this statement was that they would maintain the status quo in terms of market share and profit. There is a very large chance that this will piss off some of their customers and cause a decrease in their profits. They had nothing to gain as a business and plenty to lose for making this kind of statement. That is what makes it a very poor choice by management to do it. The board should consider penalizing or firing management for it and if the board doesn't, the shareholders should.

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at this rate our proud boycotting patriots may not have any options for flying before long!

good on american for speaking out against naked voter suppression. still a ****ty airline though.

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What voter suppression does this bill propose?

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He doesn't know. Robots gonna robot.

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If Dan Patrick is to be believed, neither does the American Airlines spokesperson.

Let them leave Georgia. Where are they going to go where they won't be taxed to death........California? New York? Washington state?

Get the hell outta here delta and good luck going somewhere else

I've always flown SWA anyway. AA and Delta will never get my business again. Get woke go broke.

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And I oppose flying American Airlines I'll stick to southwest

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Man, AA and MLB added to the list within hours of each other, who is not on the list at this point?

And I promise you SWA is going to come out with their own statement shortly so you may have to start flying Spirit.

AA can F off. I guess they are going to stop asking people to show their ID at the airports?!?!?!?!!!

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Let them leave Georgia. Where are they going to go where they won't be taxed to death........California? New York? Washington state?

Get the hell outta here delta and good luck going somewhere else

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Clearly you don't understand the importance of airlines and a hub like ATL and DFW to commerce in the area.

The mistake is thinking that Corporations are "Pro" any political alignment other than those that directly benefit them. They funnel money into the Uni-party because the uniparty creates regulations that only the bigger corporations can overcome, thus strangling any competition, all the while getting tax breaks on the side.

A couple decades ago it was profitable to be Pro-American, patriots all day, Red/White/Blue Eagles everywhere on their products because of 9/11. Right now according to their research the majority is really into this Social justice/Leftists ideals kick so they fall in line as to avoid being in the cross fire of bad marketing.

Just so happens that Center-Left policy helps kill off small businesses for them so they have less to worry about. So right now its the best of both worlds for them.

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And I oppose flying American Airlines I'll stick to southwest

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Man, AA and MLB added to the list within hours of each other, who is not on the list at this point?

And I promise you SWA is going to come out with their own statement shortly so you may have to start flying Spirit.

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Says the guy who claims killing a pipeline to Texas helps Texas.

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45-70Ag said:

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Let them leave Georgia. Where are they going to go where they won't be taxed to death........California? New York? Washington state?

Get the hell outta here delta and good luck going somewhere else

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Clearly you don't understand the importance of airlines and a hub like ATL and DFW to commerce in the area.

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Another airline would step right in. DFW is right in the middle, even population wise.

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Embarrassing so many think this should be a legislative priority for our part time legislature.

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Conducting secure, trustworthy elections should be one of the top priorities for any Government.

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I believe the quote was Paxton's office spent 22k hours after the most recent election and found...15 cases. Please show me this data that shows this is such a huge issue. I'll wait.

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This. I have been waiting for evidence of widespread voter fraud for a while now. And the only evidence the right has produced is their feelings about how they really feel strongly there was voter fraud.

And there is not an iota of evidence fraud was a problem in Texas in 2020. Turnout was just high. But when there is high turnout, the idiots in command whine about fraud. But I do find it a little funny how that crook Paxton wasted so much time and money looking for cases of fraud and found jack squat.

Wait actually there were some documented cases of voter fraud this year. They involved people voting for trump twice.

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If this is true, then they should get the book thrown at them.

Won't be flying AA...or Delta. Southwest all the way.

Why is an airline commenting on this? Makes no sense.

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I do not understand why these corps make such statements.


Why?????????

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Covid buck$ on the line, companie$ alway$ get threatened by the Democratic Party leader$hip.

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AA should stick to its area of expertise- providing mediocre to crappy customer service and overpriced, unionized transportation jobs while suckling on the US taxpayer teat, and leave state sovereignty public policy to anyone else.

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True. When I used to travel a modest amount, I avoided American Airlines like the plague. The corporation I worked for allowed me to make my own travel arrangements so I flew Delta, Southwest, Frontier and Western. The people that worked for American Airlines were on the whole, with some exceptions, rude, impatient and intolerant. Funny thing is I saved the corporate office ~30% or more by not using American Airlines.

Once, my American Airlines flight to New Orleans was late, missing the connection to DFW. Was told I would have to lay over. Went to Delta and they booked me a flight made all the arrangements transferring my payment from American Airlines, cost me nothing, even though Delta's price was normally more expensive. They were friendly, efficient and a pleasure to work with.

Help a brother out.
Has any lib explained why this bill is racist yet?

Dammit, this would be much easier if SWA would mount their seats correctly, so the aisle seat had the full width of the seat in front of them to stretch out. Dang bar in just the wrong place.

Oh well. Price of Liberty.

Airlines will be the first industry nationalized under socialism. AA is fn stupid.

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What's in the bill?

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https://capitol.texas.gov/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=87R&Bill=SB7

Click on the text tab at the top.

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Help a brother out.
Has any lib explained why this bill is racist yet?

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Lets ignore the voter suppression commentary since it makes some of you crazy.

It is asinine to reduce voting availability when you look at recent election wait times, reduced polling stations each of the last few elections, and making vote by mail more difficult than it already is. I was out of state during elections and getting a ballot was like moving mountains, I know other Texans who FLEW HOME to vote.

Also, the angle that this will make elections more secure is silly. What is so insecure about our elections right now? Thousands of posts on this forum about it, yet no motivated state official (eg AG) could find a smoking gun to make people of every party sit back and go "holy ****, we have to fix that." If it existed they would find it and be the biggest swinging d*** in the Republican Party for making Trump right. They haven't because it doesn't exist.

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Why is an airline commenting on this? Makes no sense.

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It makes total sense in the current era. Corporations are no longer solely about the profit motive. They have to be "good citizens" and comment on the political topics of the day because their shareholders and employees demand it.

Liberals own stock as well and one of the trends over the last decade is them realizing that instead of fighting with corporations just buy their stock and change it from within. Regarding employees, millennials became the largest demographic at my former company about 2 years ago. Guess what? Most of them vote Democrat.

They want their employer following the DNC. My entire team before I left aside from one other guy were all Democrats with a couple of them being full-blown Bernie bros and I had one girl that was pro-communist.

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Onceaggie2.0 said:

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Why is an airline commenting on this? Makes no sense.

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It makes total sense in the current era. Corporations are no longer solely about the profit motive. They have to be "good citizens" and comment on the political topics of the day because their shareholders and employees demand it.

Liberals own stock as well and one of the trends over the last decade is them realizing that instead of fighting with corporations just buy their stock and change it from within. Regarding employees, millennials became the largest demographic at my former company about 2 years ago. Guess what? Most of them vote Democrat.

They want their employer following the DNC. My entire team before I left aside from one other guy were all Democrats with a couple of them being full-blown Bernie bros and I had one girl that was pro-communist.

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No one for that should be permitted to make beyond six figures. Its criminal.

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Also, the angle that this will make elections more secure is silly. What is so insecure about our elections right now? Thousands of posts on this forum about it, yet no motivated state official (eg AG) could find a smoking gun to make people of every party sit back and go "holy ****, we have to fix that."

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You're somehow surprised that those who benefit the most from playing games with our elections don't want to produce evidence that shows how they did it? What a shocking revelation!

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TXAGFAN said:

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Also, the angle that this will make elections more secure is silly. What is so insecure about our elections right now? Thousands of posts on this forum about it, yet no motivated state official (eg AG) could find a smoking gun to make people of every party sit back and go "holy ****, we have to fix that."

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You're somehow surprised that those who benefit the most from playing games with our elections don't want to produce evidence that shows how they did it? What a shocking revelation!

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Much like widespread election fraud hypothesis, that ALL politicians on both sides are involved in that level of conspiracy is something I'm unwilling to accept. Like I said, if ONE of them, like the Georgia AG, could have produced credible election fraud significant enough to have swayed election he would have written his check for the rest of his life, politically and financially. You can't have this both ways that these bills will mitigate fraud AND that there is so much fraud that everyone is in on it.

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Also, the angle that this will make elections more secure is silly. What is so insecure about our elections right now? Thousands of posts on this forum about it, yet no motivated state official (eg AG) could find a smoking gun to make people of every party sit back and go "holy ****, we have to fix that."

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You're somehow surprised that those who benefit the most from playing games with our elections don't want to produce evidence that shows how they did it? What a shocking revelation!

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Much like widespread election fraud hypothesis, that ALL politicians on both sides are involved in that level of conspiracy is something I'm unwilling to accept. Like I said, if ONE of them, like the Georgia AG, could have produced credible election fraud significant enough to have swayed election he would have written his check for the rest of his life, politically and financially. You can't have this both ways that these bills will mitigate fraud AND that there is so much fraud that everyone is in on it.

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Hey you ****ing dumbass! Can you (or anyone) show chain of custody for every gd mail in ballot? No?! Then STFU or swallow lead!!! God y'all are sickening human beings.

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Also, the angle that this will make elections more secure is silly. What is so insecure about our elections right now? Thousands of posts on this forum about it, yet no motivated state official (eg AG) could find a smoking gun to make people of every party sit back and go "holy ****, we have to fix that."

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You're somehow surprised that those who benefit the most from playing games with our elections don't want to produce evidence that shows how they did it? What a shocking revelation!

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Much like widespread election fraud hypothesis, that ALL politicians on both sides are involved in that level of conspiracy is something I'm unwilling to accept. Like I said, if ONE of them, like the Georgia AG, could have produced credible election fraud significant enough to have swayed election he would have written his check for the rest of his life, politically and financially. You can't have this both ways that these bills will mitigate fraud AND that there is so much fraud that everyone is in on it.

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Hey you ****ing dumbass! Can you (or anyone) show chain of custody for every gd mail in ballot? No?! Then STFU or swallow lead!!! God y'all are sickening human beings.

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Why are you so GD angry? If you're mad about the fraud you were told happened thousands of times the last year and could not be proven then your anger is misplaced.

Telling me to kill myself? Get a grip.

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Also, the angle that this will make elections more secure is silly. What is so insecure about our elections right now? Thousands of posts on this forum about it, yet no motivated state official (eg AG) could find a smoking gun to make people of every party sit back and go "holy ****, we have to fix that."

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You're somehow surprised that those who benefit the most from playing games with our elections don't want to produce evidence that shows how they did it? What a shocking revelation!

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Much like widespread election fraud hypothesis, that ALL politicians on both sides are involved in that level of conspiracy is something I'm unwilling to accept. Like I said, if ONE of them, like the Georgia AG, could have produced credible election fraud significant enough to have swayed election he would have written his check for the rest of his life, politically and financially. You can't have this both ways that these bills will mitigate fraud AND that there is so much fraud that everyone is in on it.

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Hey you ****ing dumbass! Can you (or anyone) show chain of custody for every gd mail in ballot? No?! Then STFU or swallow lead!!! God y'all are sickening human beings.

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Why are you so GD angry? If you're mad about the fraud you were told happened thousands of times the last year and could not be proven then your anger is misplaced.

Telling me to kill myself? Get a grip.

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They were too scared to take the case, blow up the system. I'm angry that you people are destroying America. It would be better for all of us if you would shut up or take the other option.

And nobody can show chain of custody for those millions of mail in ballots. Show up and prove your identity or sit your sorry ass at home.

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Also, the angle that this will make elections more secure is silly. What is so insecure about our elections right now? Thousands of posts on this forum about it, yet no motivated state official (eg AG) could find a smoking gun to make people of every party sit back and go "holy ****, we have to fix that."

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You're somehow surprised that those who benefit the most from playing games with our elections don't want to produce evidence that shows how they did it? What a shocking revelation!

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Much like widespread election fraud hypothesis, that ALL politicians on both sides are involved in that level of conspiracy is something I'm unwilling to accept. Like I said, if ONE of them, like the Georgia AG, could have produced credible election fraud significant enough to have swayed election he would have written his check for the rest of his life, politically and financially. You can't have this both ways that these bills will mitigate fraud AND that there is so much fraud that everyone is in on it.

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Hey you ****ing dumbass! Can you (or anyone) show chain of custody for every gd mail in ballot? No?! Then STFU or swallow lead!!! God y'all are sickening human beings.

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Why are you so GD angry? If you're mad about the fraud you were told happened thousands of times the last year and could not be proven then your anger is misplaced.

Telling me to kill myself? Get a grip.

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They were too scared to take the case, blow up the system. I'm angry that you people are destroying America. It would be better for all of us if you would shut up or take the other option.

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All those nasty words for someone who thinks these voter bills are politically motivated and nonsensical, yet your quarrel is with your own political party. Need to find a way to redirect your anger, I'm not the issue.

I disagree strongly with a lot of the things posted on this forum, but I'd never tell someone to kill themself...twice.

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TXAGFAN said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Also, the angle that this will make elections more secure is silly. What is so insecure about our elections right now? Thousands of posts on this forum about it, yet no motivated state official (eg AG) could find a smoking gun to make people of every party sit back and go "holy ****, we have to fix that."

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You're somehow surprised that those who benefit the most from playing games with our elections don't want to produce evidence that shows how they did it? What a shocking revelation!

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Much like widespread election fraud hypothesis, that ALL politicians on both sides are involved in that level of conspiracy is something I'm unwilling to accept. Like I said, if ONE of them, like the Georgia AG, could have produced credible election fraud significant enough to have swayed election he would have written his check for the rest of his life, politically and financially. You can't have this both ways that these bills will mitigate fraud AND that there is so much fraud that everyone is in on it.

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Hey you ****ing dumbass! Can you (or anyone) show chain of custody for every gd mail in ballot? No?! Then STFU or swallow lead!!! God y'all are sickening human beings.

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Why are you so GD angry? If you're mad about the fraud you were told happened thousands of times the last year and could not be proven then your anger is misplaced.

Telling me to kill myself? Get a grip.

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They were too scared to take the case, blow up the system. I'm angry that you people are destroying America. It would be better for all of us if you would shut up or take the other option.

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All those nasty words for someone who thinks these voter bills are politically motivated and nonsensical, yet your quarrel is with your own political party. Need to find a way to redirect your anger, I'm not the issue.

I disagree strongly with a lot of the things posted on this forum, but I'd never tell someone to kill themself...twice.

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You are just encouraging the suicide of our nation, repeatedly.

16 year olds need a ballot!

If those statements about the lack of custody and missing information on the majority of GA ballots are accurate, then I don't understand why anyone could not be for shoring this up.

If that is simply irrelevant to you then you are clearly out to to rig the system in your favor to maintain loopholes that primarily benefit you (Democrats).

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If those statements about the lack of custody and missing information on the majority of GA ballots are accurate, then I don't understand why anyone could not be for shoring this up.

If that is simply irrelevant to you then you are clearly out to to rig the system in your favor to maintain loopholes that primarily benefit you (Democrats).

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I mean it's obvious that is the Dems only intent, right? They're not even trying to hide that anymore.