Shortly after turning 21 in 1971 I went to the cou
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Posted On: 07/14/2021 1:06:11 PM
Shortly after turning 21 in 1971 I went to the courthouse in Sumter SC and registered to vote and it was no problem at all. In 1993, I moved to Columbia SC and shortly after getting settled, I went to The Richland County Courthouse and registered to vote. It was a very simple and easy process and no one, regardless of the hue of their posterior, would have had it any rougher than I did. My personal thoughts are that anyone that can't figure out how to get an ID and register to to vote simply doesn't need to be voting and anyone that that would fall into that group couldn't tell you what they were voting for anyway. Well, I guess they could tell you that they were voting for more free stuff.
I have stood in a few very long lines to vote in the past and although it was a pain in the butt to do so, I did it. I think I did so because I did/do give a damn and all of those with me in that line were of the same mindset.
Let's face it. Your merry band of librul nutburgers will to whatever it takes from letting illegals vote, vote harvesting, or anything else to get in power and stay there. The result of your half ass socialists succeeding would be that the whole damn country would soon become "The Streets of San Francisco".
I have stood in a few very long lines to vote in the past and although it was a pain in the butt to do so, I did it. I think I did so because I did/do give a damn and all of those with me in that line were of the same mindset.
Let's face it. Your merry band of librul nutburgers will to whatever it takes from letting illegals vote, vote harvesting, or anything else to get in power and stay there. The result of your half ass socialists succeeding would be that the whole damn country would soon become "The Streets of San Francisco".
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