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maddiemom

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16. In the seventies and eighties I changed my drivers license between three states.

Fri Aug 17, 2012, 01:43 AM

Aug 2012

I started out and ended up in Pennsylvania. Requirements from that time varied from a simple exchange to a written test to a complete driving test. I don't know how it is now, but my original PA test was through my high school drivers' ed class and required no proof beyond my being a legitimate student.
Forms were filled out,of course, but no stringent documentation needed.

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I witnessed what we are up against! [View all] FourScore Aug 2012 OP

Itsa Catch 22 TheMastersNemesis Aug 2012 #1

so the insist on the socsec card for id? the one that says "not to be used for identification"? unblock Aug 2012 #2

I also have no social security card, and no office within 70 miles bhikkhu Aug 2012 #10

yeah -- i always thought they were strictly to remind ME what my number was! unblock Aug 2012 #29

Hey, I want to know why they removed that years ago! MrMickeysMom Aug 2012 #20

The DL office clerk did not believe my SS card was valid csziggy Aug 2012 #25

I wonder if there is any loophole Politicalboi Aug 2012 #3

The sad thing is its been 12 years since 2000, and what have the Democrats done about it? still_one Aug 2012 #4

Exactly Politicalboi Aug 2012 #5

Really, what's Holder doing? Nothing that I can see. xtraxritical Aug 2012 #18

I guess he's just a place Holder. Systematic Chaos Aug 2012 #26

A place Holder . . . good one! CrispyQ Aug 2012 #33

you are correct. What is even worse is that many of the legal voters illegally removed from the.... Raster Aug 2012 #6

It's FLORIDA. What COULD the Democrats Do About It? AndyTiedye Aug 2012 #8

It wasn't just Florida, and they had the majority in 2008 at the Federal level /nt still_one Aug 2012 #13

Rules qualifying voters are set by the states, per the Constitution. Ikonoklast Aug 2012 #41

That is true, unless they violate someone's right to vote. That was one of the big still_one Aug 2012 #42

Holder has gone after them and now he's got a federal slapdown: freshwest Aug 2012 #37

Not one damn thing that I've heard of. nc4bo Aug 2012 #9

it was way more fun iamthebandfanman Aug 2012 #12

Nader Deserves It for Running a Spoiler Campaign With Malice Aforethought AndyTiedye Aug 2012 #19

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It's not "our fault" if we blame it on Nader. n/t A Simple Game Aug 2012 #32

Yeah, why blame it on the 200,000+ Democrats druidity33 Aug 2012 #45

Ask Not: "Could They Have Stolen It Without Nader's Help?". Ask, "Why Was Nader Helping Bush Win?" AndyTiedye Aug 2012 #48

Actually druidity33 Aug 2012 #49

Each day gets a little more twisted in the US. I pity what this country could be if under RKP5637 Aug 2012 #7

Believe me I know. Jack Sprat Aug 2012 #11

In many states, one cannot vote if one has a felony conviction. savannah43 Aug 2012 #24

Rush Limbaugh lives in Florida. Fox News rules there. What could go wrong? freshwest Aug 2012 #34

I still say they are going to change votes by hacking the central vote reporting system which Dustlawyer Aug 2012 #14

They Will Do That Too AndyTiedye Aug 2012 #21

No sane person should live in Florida these days. caseymoz Aug 2012 #15

In the seventies and eighties I changed my drivers license between three states. maddiemom Aug 2012 #16

That's terrible. Cleita Aug 2012 #17

I just checked the FL Div. of elections webpage and what you need to register. Here is what it says: RBInMaine Aug 2012 #22

Where is the Democratic Party organized push back? UCmeNdc Aug 2012 #27

The opposition has been organized and continues to fight: freshwest Aug 2012 #35

can you still vote provisionally if it comes down to it? trouble.smith Aug 2012 #28

I wish you had videoed this encounter and sent it to maddow Heather MC Aug 2012 #30

More Florida Outrage Purrfessor Aug 2012 #31

I changed my license and voter registration from NJ to Fla in March without a ss card independentpiney Aug 2012 #36

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Aug 2012 #38

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A law was just passed here in Georgia RebelOne Aug 2012 #40

Get that 12 year renewal, I was in line for 2 hours last month and I have to go back AGAIN before I Erose999 Aug 2012 #44

the law is DHS inspired... ProdigalJunkMail Aug 2012 #47

We have the same shit in GA. I still have to go to my hometown and get my birth certificate from the Erose999 Aug 2012 #43

These days everyone should have a certified copy of their Birth Certificate cr8tvlde Aug 2012 #46