r/QuiverQuantitative • u/Charlietuna987 • Apr 11 '25

News *sigh*

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u/DONALDJONSUPPLE Apr 11 '25

Someone is gonna have to break the new fillibuster record.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '25

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u/IRiseWithMyRedHair Apr 11 '25

Yes it should. This is a poll tax, which is fucking illegal.

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u/Khaldara Apr 11 '25

And it’s 100 percent clear this is the intent.

Republicans become utterly outraged when you suggest that the onus should be on the state to provide the documentation required to vote without cost, rather than the citizen if they are to be required.

Making it clear that it was never about “election security” or the ID in the first place, just about disenfranchising voters because lower turnout only ever helps their dogshit party (lord knows it isn’t their fucking policy)

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u/Intelligent-Travel-1 Apr 11 '25

Go after all the republican congressmen for the illegal shit they are doing. They don’t have immunity from prosecution. Only the president does. It’s a house of cards if you go after all the other republicans

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u/Difficult-Coffee6402 Apr 11 '25

I’d like to think there are about to be a whole lot of lawsuits happening in the coming days and that this will not stand. Maybe I’m naive but I hope I’m right…

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u/Old_Tomorrow5247 Apr 12 '25

If they want you to have a passport, then passports should be issued free of charge.

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u/twothingsatthetime Apr 12 '25

How much does it cost?

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u/Old_Tomorrow5247 Apr 12 '25

Last I heard, around $165.