► State Rep. David Ralston of Georgia: Voting Rights Activist

FYI: Davey is another in a long list of loser attorneys that decided to go into politics after learning how difficult it was to earn a dishonest living practicing law after he graduated in from the University of Georgia School of Law. Therefore, he decided to go into the second most ethical profession (used car salesman No. 1), politics.  

It should be noted that Davey was previously reprimanded by the Georgia Supreme Court for engaging in a variety of misconduct. That misconduct can be viewed by visiting the URL at the end of this article.

To assure that the votes of Democrats in the State of Georgia are limited, Davey raised concerns about election officials making it easier for Georgians to vote from home during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Davey well knows that the base of the Democratic party is made up of African Americans, college students, educated White Folk and Georgians with an I.Q. in triple digits.

Davey laughingly feigned concern about allowing voters to request absentee ballots so they can vote by mail by making the following hyperbolic (BS) statement. 

“The president [The Great Leader] said it best ― this will be extremely devastating to Republicans and conservatives in Georgia.”

So here we have another loser that is scared to death that allowing more folks to vote in Georgia would likely lead to the demise of the Republican Party. Therefore, Davey and his fellow bigoted comrades have decided that limiting the votes of minorities and college students will assure that they remain in power.

Davey is another Chicken Little that never served his country during the Vietnam War even though he was age eligible (DOB: 1954). This is just another attribute that Davey can put forth to assure that he stays in good graces with another patriotic soulmate, The Great Leader who obtained four (4) sham Vietnam War era deferments.

Who knows, if The Great Leader is reelected Davey may well receive an appointment as a U.S. District Court judge or even better a seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11^th Circuit.