Time to apologize to Georgia

We said last year that a “fair reading” of the Election Integrity Act “shows that it’s not ‘Jim Crow on steroids’ … or anything close to it,” as “many of its provisions make it easier to vote in future Georgia elections than those in the past.”

Nevertheless, we continued, “the left opposes any law that doesn’t make it easier to rig elections to ensure a permanent Democratic majority, and screeches ‘racism’ at every effort to try to clean up voting.”

Also owing an apology to the state of Georgia and city of Atlanta, which is roughly half black, is Joe Biden. The flapped-jawed president who has never been able to control his mouth called Georgia’s 2021 voting law “Jim Crow in the 21st century” and “an atrocity,” witless statements perfectly in line with Biden’s frequent almost-always-wrong-never-in-doubt outbursts.

Biden also said the law “makes Jim Crow look like Jim Eagle” and described it as “Jim Crow on steroids.” Apparently, he thought he was being profound. Instead, his reliance on hackneyed, sophomoric phrasing merely confirmed that his thinking is neither wide nor deep.

We’d also like to see an apology from Barack Obama, who congratulated MLB “for taking a stand on behalf of voting rights for all citizens.” But even though he too is almost always wrong yet never in doubt, he’ll never admit he was in error and say he’s sorry. His narcissism won’t allow it.