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Ken Frazier is organizing other CEO’s to fight Georgia’s proposed voter ID legislation (CNBC this morning). It centers on his opposition to voter ID laws. State ID’s in GA are provided at no charge. Showing an ID to vote is as insidious as requiring one to buy beer at 7-11 which people of all races and income routinely do.
If a person isn’t engaged enough to obtain a free ID, is it good for the country to have them voice their opinion on foreign policy/defense, tax policy, Supreme Court Justice selection, etc?
The theme these CEO’s are quietly advocating is larger government. It doesn’t make a lot of sense to empower representatives (of both parties) to exert more control on Americans. Our political elites fly private while we’re in commercial coach. They enjoy meals at five star restaurants (bought by lobbyists) while we’re locked down. When they talk about inequality they encourage Americans to be jealous, oppose one another. It’s a game of three-card monte where they focus your attention elsewhere as they move in for the win.
If a person isn’t engaged enough to obtain a free ID, is it good for the country to have them voice their opinion on foreign policy/defense, tax policy, Supreme Court Justice selection, etc?
The theme these CEO’s are quietly advocating is larger government. It doesn’t make a lot of sense to empower representatives (of both parties) to exert more control on Americans. Our political elites fly private while we’re in commercial coach. They enjoy meals at five star restaurants (bought by lobbyists) while we’re locked down. When they talk about inequality they encourage Americans to be jealous, oppose one another. It’s a game of three-card monte where they focus your attention elsewhere as they move in for the win.