Commentary: Georgia Dem Says He’ll Refuse To Enforce Part of New Voting Law Because He Doesn’t like It

It gets clearer every day of the Biden administration that, for Democrats, the law is what they say it is.

Thanks to the misguided intervention of the commissioner of Major League Baseball, much of the country has found itself concerned with the state of Georgia’s new election law and whether it really impedes the rights of voters.

But one Peach State prosecutor doesn’t seem so concerned, since he doesn’t plan to enforce parts he doesn’t like.

But what Whiteside and other critics of the law — like President Joe Biden — fail to mention is that it specifically allows for poll officials to make “available self-service water from an unattended receptacle to an elector waiting in line to vote.”

The law also does not prohibit voters from bringing their own water, in the event voting lines are so long they might be in danger of dying of thirst before managing to cast their ballot.

The water issue is a straw man issue, easily caricatured to make Republicans look foolish, and portray Democratic voters — especially African-American Democrats — as seemingly helpless victims of a GOP machine, unable to find water to keep themselves alive without assistance, much less procure the kind of photo identification that’s a routine part of modern living.