New election laws continue to gain momentum as 75-80 percent of Americans now back voter ID laws

When can you tell that Democrats are losing an argument? Because they replace making an argument with tossing around rhetoric

I have no real argument, so I will just say "Jim Crow on steroids"

There have been two recent polls (Rasmussen & Gallup) that is putting the support for a national voter ID law between 75-80 percent. Meanwhile many other individual items being proposed in many of these new laws are also quite popular. Believe it or not but a vast majority of Americans want voter rolls purged of dead people and those who have moved. They want safeguards on things like same day registration.  They don't want absentee ballots in their name mailed out unless they have requested it. They actually believe that voter fraud is a concern and are in favor of laws that protect against it. 

The reality is that Democrats cannot win an honest argument on the subject of these new voter laws, which is why the resort to being dishonest. Nine out of ten things that the Democrats complain about are either untrue, misrepresented, or otherwise exaggerated. The modus operandi right now is to compare the new laws (not with the old laws) but rather with the temporary measures that were put in place because of Covid. The fact is that these measures were always temporary, many of them have been retroactively declared to have been implemented illegally by the courts, and there should have been no expectation that they all would just become standard practice moving forward.

The Georgia law (for example) is a noticeable improvement pretty much across the board in comparison t the law it replaced. This issues for Democrats seem to be that these improvements are not enough and that it is time to fundamentally change how elections are run. But what Democrats and their minions want would literally push us further and further from what the American public wants.

The election law  issue is an argument that they are losing in terms of public opinion. But it may be an argument they cannot bear to lose if they want to remain in power.