Stacey Abrams lied about GA voter laws, now upset by consequences

Stacey "Not Gov." Abrams

Stacey Abrams, the failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate, whined for weeks about and spread lies about the state's new voting reform law. She said it was "a redux of Jim Crow in a suit and tie.” And it was her lies about the bill that likely scared the cowards of Major League Baseball to move the All-Star game out of Atlanta.

The loser gubernatorial candidate's full statement to MLB is as follows:

Republicans who passed and defended Senate Bill 2020 did so knowing the economic risks to our state. They prioritized making it harder for people of color to vote over the economic well-being of Georgians.

Like many Georgians, I am disappointed that the MLB is relocating the All-Star game; however, I commend the players, owners and League commissioner for speaking out. I urge others in positions of leadership to do so as well. As I have stated, I respect boycotts, although I don’t want to see Georgia families hurt by lost events and jobs. Georgians targeted by voter suppression will be hurt as opportunities go to other states. We should not abandon the victims of GOP malice and lies – we must stand together.

Georgia Republicans must renounce the terrible damage they have caused to our voting system and the harm they have inflicted on our economy. Our corporate community must get off the sidelines as full partners in this fight, acknowledging that the provisions of SB 2020 do not expand voting rights. They restrict those rights, affecting employees and consumers alike. And leaders must publicly support the voting rights provisions in the For the People Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to mitigate the harm being done in Georgia and other states.

As other events, productions and businesses weigh whether to patronize Georgia, I urge those who can to come and speak out, and I urge those who are here to stay and fight, to stay and vote. We need you.

Her statement is a clear example of an obese woman being caught between a rock and a harder rock. She had to compliment the players for her faux outrage [if it's real, she's an imbecile] over the faux disenfranchisement of people of color while imploring them to keep the game in Atlanta. 

But the bill did not make it harder for people of color to vote--it made it easier.

The left-leaning Washington Post fact-checked the sundry complaints about the Georgia bill, which resulted in the finding that the experts it spoke to said “the net effect was to expand the opportunities to vote for most Georgians, not limit them.”

Specifically, the left-leaning Washington Post found that while house plant President Joe Biden and others claimed the new law “ends voting hours early so working people can’t cast their vote after their shift is over,” the new law does not at all limit voting hours. In fact, it extends them. 

Critics of the bill also falsely claimed the new Georgia bill would prohibit food or drink from being passed out to people waiting in line to vote. This is not a lie; it's a damn lie. The people who cannot pass out food, water or political literature to those in line waiting to vote are politicians and their staff within 150 feet of the polling area. And people are allowed to bring their own water and food if they think they'll starve or dehydrate. Poll workers within the 150 feet of the polling area can provide water or food as they see fit.

So Biden, Abrams, the media, and the entire Democratic Party are lying to the public. Even if you love baseball, you need to think about whether to support their decision to bow to the woke crowd or not watch nor attend the game.

Don't be a loser like Stacey Abrams.

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