Georgia Governor Kemp signs controversial new election reform bill that has the left up in arms.

Check out what mainstream liberal media have to say: CNN: “Georgia Republicans speed sweeping elections bill restricting voting access into law” New York Times: “G.O.P. and Allies Draft ‘Best Practices’ for Restricting Voting” Washington Post: “Opinion: Trump is exposing the ugly truth about GOP plan to take power” CBS: “Georgia Republicans pass sweeping voting restrictions” Hillary Clinton: “The Republican Party is unwilling to change its policies to appeal to more people. So it's doubling down on trying to stop voters from voting.” Bill Kristol: “The RNC has created an ‘election integrity’ committee...populated with officials who were deeply involved in the ‘stop the steal’ effort...and who have refused, two months after President Biden’s inauguration, to admit his victory was legitimate.” No, this is not Jim Crow. No, this is not voter suppression. No, this is not anything the media or the Democrats say it is. The only thing this law and others like it suppress, is voter fraud. Those who are against this law, by definition, are in favor of voter fraud. Period! However, it is a year too late. Last year, everyone who was paying attention could see what was about to happen in November. Democrats, Republicans and the media were sending signals that could be read from Mars. This was not a surprise. But, for some reason, the Republicans around the country, in think tanks, and in the National GOP did not read these signals and prepare for what was going to happen. As a result, they got beat, and don't really know how it happened right in front of their eyes. Lots of evidence, but no way to prove anything was wrong with the election after the fact. If they had stood up last year and said this is what is about to happen and we need to act, these kinds of changes could have been made then. But, no one had the foresight or the backbone to take on the Democrat activists. If this law was in place in 2020, Georgia would have gone overwhelmingly for Trump. That's why its a year too late. Republicans have already passed a similar law in Iowa, and are moving forward with efforts to protect voting in states including Arizona, Florida and Texas. Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nevada and others should do the same. It might be late, but it is still urgently required if our future elections are going tog have any integrity.