The argument that you, Aaron, are having with Kinzinger is exactly the kind of argument that we Republicans had with Democrats, pre-Trump.
I abhor absolutely everything about Trump. I contend that Trump has made it much harder, not easier, to defend Republican positions on election law reforms. I am a Republican who voted for Biden, and who will never vote for any Republican who claims that Trump’s re-election was somehow “stolen.”
But the John Lewis Voting Rights wasn’t just a bad bill; it was probably an unconstitutional bill. I.e., taking redistricting away from state legislatures who don’t wish to surrender that function under Arizona Legislature v. Arizona Redistricting Commission. Etc., etc.
Kinzinger was right, and he was making a great deal of sense in what you ignored as “word salad.”
The argument that you, Aaron, are having with Kinzinger is exactly the kind of argument that we Republicans had with Democrats, pre-Trump.
I abhor absolutely everything about Trump. I contend that Trump has made it much harder, not easier, to defend Republican positions on election law reforms. I am a Republican who voted for Biden, and who will never vote for any Republican who claims that Trump’s re-election was somehow “stolen.”
But the John Lewis Voting Rights wasn’t just a bad bill; it was probably an unconstitutional bill. I.e., taking redistricting away from state legislatures who don’t wish to surrender that function under Arizona Legislature v. Arizona Redistricting Commission. Etc., etc.
Kinzinger was right, and he was making a great deal of sense in what you ignored as “word salad.”
Shame on you for this superficial take.