Jim Crow 2.0? Karine Jean-Pierre Goes Silent When Confronted With Record Early Voting in Georgia

Remember when President Joe Biden described Georgia’s new voting laws as Jim Crow 2.0? Remember when MLB moved the All-Star game to Colorado? Remember when businesses boycotted the state?

Remember the record-shattering numbers in Georgia’s primary elections in May?

Pepperidge Farms remembers.

Georgia continues to see record high early voting numbers! Get this. The turnout is “Blacker, older” than in recent elections. Narrative busted:

After one full week of in-person early voting in Georgia, nearly 838,000 people have already cast their ballots in an election that is expected to shatter midterm records.According to an analysis of absentee data from the secretary of state’s office, turnout is nearly 60% higher than the same point in time in the 2018 general election, thanks in part to record voter interest and the increasing shift in voters utilizing the state’s three-week early voting period.Looking at the demographics of Georgia’s voters so far, the electorate is older and Blacker than this time in previous elections, as tightly contested races for U.S. Senate, governor and other statewide offices is driving voter enthusiasm.

On Tuesday, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre insisted voter suppression still happens.

Jean-Pierre beat around the bush when confronted about Georgia’s early voting record turnout:

JEAN-PIERRE: “So, as you know, I got to be careful. I cannot get into politics from here, so I won’t comment specifically on that race or on the elections or their data that’s coming out of Georgia, but the President has been very clear that, based on the big lie, there have been a host of anti-voter policies forced on states that challenge America’s fundamental right to vote, right, the access to voting.”

You cannot get into politics? Since when? I guess only when your narrative is shattered into a million tiny pieces.

Sad!

Tags: 2022 Elections, Georgia, Karine Jean-Pierre

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