Honest Elections Project sponsored billboards in San Diego demanding that MLB apologize for its lies about “voter suppression” in Georgia.
An election integrity organization called the Honest Elections Project had sponsored mobile billboards in San Diego, where Major League Baseball is holding its winter meeting that demands that the league apologizes for its “$100 million lie” about “voter suppression” in Georgia.
The group blasted MLB with a message: “MLB should apologize to Georgia for its $100 million lie. MLB lied about Georgia’s election law and move the All-Star Game. Despite MLB lies, Georgia’s November election was a grand slam. MLB move the All-Star Game over election lies and cost Atlanta $100 million.”But despite MLB lies, Georgia’s November election was a grand slam.
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