Black Woman Shuts Down White Democrat Voter Suggesting Minorities Can’t Handle Voter ID Requirements
A black Republican woman refuted a white Democratic man’s suggestion Wednesday that a voter identification law was probably designed to stop minorities from voting. The black woman’s rebuttal occurred during a voter…
A black Republican woman refuted a white Democratic man’s suggestion Wednesday that a voter identification law was probably designed to stop minorities from voting.
The black woman’s rebuttal occurred during a voter panel on Fox News’ “The Will Cain Show.” It followed the Democratic panelist characterizing the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act as a “voter suppression” bill.
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“An act like the SAVE Act is very likely more aimed at voter suppression and at keeping key demographics that the Republican Party does not want voting to not show out and vote,” the Democrat said.
Host Will Cain asked which demographics the Democrat was referring to.
“I think very often minority demographics,” he said.
“That’s not true,” the black woman retorted.
Cain asked if she had identification and proof of citizenship.
“Yeah. And if I need a copy of my birth certificate, it’s just a matter of going online or going up to the department and asking for it. And showing my information to get it,” she said. “To say that it would negatively affect a minority group because they’re somehow not educated enough to get these documents is completely outrageous.”
The SAVE Act would require proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has repeatedly described