Help. My son is drinking the kool-aide. He thinks DEMS stole his vote.

[TigressDem]

14. I think they "try to show balance" but get taken out of context.

Politifact suggests that NY law is a bit more progressive:



We found that New York’s law bans giving "meat, drink, tobacco, refreshment or provision" to voters unless it has a value of less than $1 and is given without any identification of the person or group supplying it. The law has been on the books for decades, with the $1 cap being added in 1992. New York’s law would allow someone to buy bottles of water or cheap snacks in bulk and hand them out anonymously to voters. Georgia’s law makes no such exceptions.