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Laura PourMeADrink

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3. Perfect Cartoon. Says it all. But, it is just so curious to me that

Reply to babylonsister (Original post)

Sun Apr 1, 2012, 08:48 AM

Apr 2012

so many people would be aware/involved enough to register
to vote but not have an ID. There are so many occasions when
you need an ID besides driving.
Flying
Opening a bank account
Getting a refund at a store (on occasion)
Cashing a check
Using a credit car (on occasion)
Buying booze (if you are young)

to name a few. All I am saying is, it's amazing so many people
can survive without one.

Luckily, the DOJ put a stop to the blatant politicization. Thank
god we are in power now.

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Voter Fraud In Texas [View all] babylonsister Apr 2012 OP

Kick. Scuba Apr 2012 #1

Look for them to vote everyone without a picture ID Downwinder Apr 2012 #2

Perfect Cartoon. Says it all. But, it is just so curious to me that Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #3

Three years ago I had to renew my driver's license. hobbit709 Apr 2012 #6

wow. So you were born in Austria, but US citizen parents? Like McCain? Think Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #8

My father was American, my mother was Austrian. hobbit709 Apr 2012 #13

yes. And, I think they used to just assume a person was "ok" on that very premise that Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #14

none of which are rights guaranteed by the constitution, if you are too poor to... roseBudd Apr 2012 #9

of course there are people who somehow get by without Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #15

Young (18-21) , poor and the elderly lunasun Apr 2012 #10

Here in Massachusetts, Flatulo Apr 2012 #4

That's not exactly the problem. It's the type of ID required, and that varies by state. babylonsister Apr 2012 #5

the IDs that you can show to do those things don't have an address on them roseBudd Apr 2012 #11

GOP talking point: "I just don't understand why anyone would not have a photo ID." rgbecker Apr 2012 #7

Yes but they have sold the line to most of middle America now including Dems as you can see lunasun Apr 2012 #12