Arizona law provides for a family member, household member, or caregiver of the voter to collect voted or unvoted early ballots from another person. [/i]
Arizona law provides for a family member, household member, or caregiver of the voter to collect voted or unvoted early ballots from another person. [/i]
That’s why I said it’s normal to turn in stacks of ballots.
I voted "a stack" again this year.
I voted "a stack" again this year.
Should look up definition of a stack.
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Yeah I'm sure nobody abused the rule Dazzler
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You do realize that being intentionally obtuse is not a counterpoint, right? You’re difficult for the sake of being difficult and only you fail to see what a dipshit that makes you.
Yeah I'm sure nobody abused the rule Dazzler
So the law is unenforceable? Constitutionally void for vagueness? That can happen when you pass laws based on your very tender feelings.
oh no
You do realize that being intentionally obtuse is not a counterpoint, right? You’re difficult for the sake of being difficult and only you fail to see what a dipshit that makes you.
In your own words, what did I fail to see?
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You do realize that being intentionally obtuse is not a counterpoint, right? You’re difficult for the sake of being difficult and only you fail to see what a dipshit that makes you.
In your own words, what did I fail to see?
That’s what I thought.
oh no
You do realize that being intentionally obtuse is not a counterpoint, right? You’re difficult for the sake of being difficult and only you fail to see what a dipshit that makes you.
In your own words, what did I fail to see?
That’s what I thought.
Reading is hard, apparently. You fail to see that being obtuse doesn’t make you smart.