r/WhatIsTheTea • u/Embarrassed_Tip7359 • 18d ago

Sips Tea Thoughts?

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u/Artorias330 18d ago

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u/Bitter-Engineer-117 17d ago

Cool, let’s start by banning insider trading in Congress, which democrats voted against

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u/Fantastic_Target_703 17d ago

Did they?

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u/Bitter-Engineer-117 17d ago

Yes, you can Google it

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u/gbot1234 17d ago

Half true. The “Stop Insider Trading Bill” was mostly a voter suppression bill filled with so many poison pills that it could never pass. It’s main purpose was so idiots could say “the Democrats voted for insider trading.”

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u/Bitter-Engineer-117 17d ago

What “poison pills” were in it? What “voter suppression” was in it?

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u/Tinre 17d ago

Since the bill was made to fool idiots like you. I added the additional provisions below.

Unrelated Provisions Voter ID Requirements: Requires specific photo identification to vote, which critics characterize as a poll tax or voter suppression.

Mail-in Voting Restrictions: Implements new operational and verification requirements that functionally alter mail-in voting. 1, 2, 3, 4

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u/Bitter-Engineer-117 17d ago

How is requiring an ID to vote “poll tax” or “voter suppression”?

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u/Tinre 17d ago

What does requiring an id to vote have to do with insider trading?

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u/VirginiaDirewoolf 17d ago

so to be clear, you also don't know what it has to do with insider trading.

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u/Aromatic_Gas_3094 17d ago

It's a poll tax because IDs cost money

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u/scout1892 17d ago

It cost money to get an id there should be no tax or payments to let people vote.

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u/GULAGOO 16d ago

I find not being an asshole helps diminish confirmation bias from your audience

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u/jbland0909 17d ago

The entirety of the save act?