> It's not policy, it's not a policy proposal from elected officials, it's not
> a policy proposal from political candidates. If it's not fiction then what is
> it then?

It is a policy proposal. It is not the first of it's kind from the heritage foundation but it is the latest targeted at 2025 as the title suggests.

They have a database of some 20,000 vetted "conservatives" and "election deniers" ready for the next administration to replace existing govt empoyees and bureaucrats.

> Denial actually *is* a river in Egypt.

You must be thinking of the Nile.

>> This is happening in Georgia and there are similar stories around the
>> country.

> As shocking as it may seem to you, you're wrong, Al. There's a voter
> cancellation form that can be used to cancel your voter registration, but
> there's no "Republicans removing voters."

Yes, it is happening. Here's another link for you. These stories are all over the web. Look it up.

https://tinyurl.com/2ccw2rza

>https://sos.ga.gov/sites/default/files/2024-06/GA%20Voter%20Registration%20Can
> ellation%20Form.pdf

> It's a smart thing to allow voters to cancel their voter registration. This
> helps prevent voter fraud. So far, nobody has complained about being removed
> against their will, so all this is just squawkery.

Wesley Wilcox says it is happening. Look it up.

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