The dang truth

My dang truth

I think our country's governance will be impaired until there is a resolution of the toxic, existential political war between Republicans and Democrats over voting, and making it easier to vote or harder to vote.

Our country's governance will be impaired until there is a resolution of the toxic, existential political war between Republicans and Democrats over voting, and making it easier to vote or harder to vote.https://t.co/9pzcxJJJ6m#alpolitics https://t.co/REGaFdoHws #alpolitics

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) March 28, 2021

I think Republicans seek to make it harder to vote because they think that helps them in elections, and Democrats are vice versa.

Repubs will continue trying to make it harder to vote because they think that helps them in elections, & Dems will be vice versa.
May Repubs & Dems well enlighten the public, if it is easier to vote, how much actual voter fraud is increased.#alpolitics https://t.co/9pzcxJJJ6m https://t.co/9OIht59nO3

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) February 27, 2021

Trump's allegations in the lead up to the 2020 election that the election was corrupt and rigged, Trump's loss in the election, and Trump's continuation of his allegations about massive voter fraud in the election are a main instigator of the existential political political war between Republicans and Democrats over voting rights.

Trump's allegations about voter fraud, and the role of Trump and those allegations in causing the January 6th insurrection in the Capitol, are further contributory to the intensity and dominance of the dire, toxic political war over voting rights, with Republicans claiming what they are doing is in the name of election security, and Democrats saying that is false and election security is satisfactory in the United States.

I think election security in the 2020 election was fine, and Trump and other Republicans are far off base in their claims of voter fraud.

Republicans and Democrats who desire a resolution of the political war over voting rights should endeavor a bipartisan investigation and evaluation of the amount of voter fraud in the 2020 election. The National Association of Secretaries of State is bipartisan in its membership and has an immense  amount of collective knowledge and experience regarding voter fraud and election security. The organization and its members should endeavor to distill the same, particularly related to the 2020 election, and put forth a statement and report to the American public. Such could help quell the destructive political war that is happening.

To pry on election fraud allegations in neutral way, I suggest prying on @JohnHMerrill to have bipartisan @NASSorg distill their collective knowledge about election security and make public presentation re same.@DonDaileyAPT @CapitolJournal #alpolitics https://t.co/nE7MOxeS9G

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) March 23, 2021

Others' dang truth

Dana Hall McCain has expressed her dang truth in a January 8th op/ed entitled "Alabama's sins of omission. 

It's long, but I have a lot to say. Hear me out. https://t.co/Tqx1C6czR1

— Dana Hall McCain (@dhmccain) January 8, 2021

Cameron Smith has the below op/ed, entitled "Voter suppression is for losers." 

#VoterSuppression is for losers. @TheDaleJackson #alpolitics https://t.co/OyaOPPyrna

— Cameron Smith (@DCameronSmith) March 31, 2021

Does anyone on this thread have a "dang truth" they would like to have expressed in the link --> https://t.co/c2c0goKN3P?
(Dana's and Cameron's op/ed pieces are already indicated in the link.)#alpolitics

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) April 4, 2021

@JohnHMerrill
Part of the dang truth (https://t.co/c2c0goKN3P) is whether your "efforts in Alabama and across the nation to make it #EasyToVoteAndHardToCheat" are partisan or bipartisan.
Can you please state which they are?
Thanks.#alpoliticshttps://t.co/BHkT0pvUek

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) April 5, 2021

Thank you, Mecca Musick, for saying you don't think there is a problem with no-excuse absentee balloting ("no problem"; "no hitches, no glitches"; "everything went smoothly, as much as possible").https://t.co/9pzcxJJJ6m#alpolitics

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) March 8, 2021

@will_show2020's podcast "Beyond Georgia: The Last Word On What’s Going On With State Election Laws April 2, 2021"
(https://t.co/TxHSGNguCC) seems at least a partial statement of belief about the "dang truth".
I tentatively append the podcast to the record here.#alpolitics

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) April 8, 2021

@Dsquared75 retweeted below March 18 thread of @JoyceWhiteVance.
I think it is relevant input for determining one's Dang Truth beliefs, and append it accordingly.#alpolitics https://t.co/WAe2W7Rj9m

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) April 10, 2021

5/21/22 

Last night Mo Brooks tweeted, "Tonight was a wonderful time on the trail at a showing of 2000 Mules. I had a great discussion with Catherine Engelbrecht, founder of True the Vote."
What is your dang truth about the 2020 election?https://t.co/c2c0goKN3P#alpolitics #alsen https://t.co/6GkqRTM1PA

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) May 21, 2022

Mike Durant tweeted last night, saying, "It was great being in Clanton tonight speaking before the showing of 2000 Mules! Thank you to the Alabama Republican Women for inviting!"
What is your dang truth about the 2020 election?https://t.co/c2c0goKN3P#alpolitics #alsen https://t.co/OlQdEdFMti

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) May 21, 2022

Do @BCAToday @HomewoodChamber @TheShelbyCC @hooverchamber @huntsvillealcoc @MGMChamber @MobileChamber @DothanAreaChamb @BHMBizAlliance @westalchamber know 2020 election was rampant with fraud, far more than enough to easily swing outcome?https://t.co/3bTJLJcvdd#alpolitics https://t.co/g2Kc2aHY6m

— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) May 21, 2022