bullwinkle
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First was pictured voter ID, which I approved. It is hard for me to understand the objection to this, but I live in a town in a populated area, and access to pictured ID is quick and easy. Maybe it is not so easy for others in rural areas or States known to subvert voting rights.
But this is another story, this documentation of citizenship. It can do more damage than good IMHO. And I see it leading to a 'papers, please' society. Will we soon need our papers to buy or sell? What do you think?
Appeals court blocks proof-of-citizenship voting requirement
But this is another story, this documentation of citizenship. It can do more damage than good IMHO. And I see it leading to a 'papers, please' society. Will we soon need our papers to buy or sell? What do you think?
Appeals court blocks proof-of-citizenship voting requirement