Fleebagger fail: Texas legislature passes election integrity legislation

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The Republican-controlled Texas state House and Senate on Tuesday passed the final versions of the controversial voter integrity legislation, which the Democrats tried to oppose for months.

The House voted to pass the bill 80-41 with only one Republican joining the Democrats, and the Senate passed the legislation hours later with an 18-13 party-line vote. After the bill’s passage — a major victory for the Republicans — the text will now go to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s (R) desk to be signed into law.

After the bill’s passage, its author, state Sen. Bryan Hughes, a Republican, said, “All of these pieces put together will give us a secure system for everybody. … It’s a big deal.”

“Anyone who tells you there’s no voter fraud in Texas is telling you a very big lie. We know what happens. The right to vote is too precious. It costs too much for us to leave it unprotected,” Hughes added.

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If HR-4 passes it's all for not.

 

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If HR-4 passes it's all for not.

Not if HR-4 is found to be unconstitutional. I believe any attempt by Congress to alter the plain language of the Constitution by legislation alone, in an attempt to eliminate state control of elections, will be ruled unconstitutional and or so swiftly opposed by the states as to be untenable in it's enforcement. It will go the way of the federal marijuana laws, only much more swiftly.