Kamala Harris attempts to explain why she’s against photo ID for voting.

[jc456]

As I mentioned above, how exactly would we find the resources to investigate the example I gave you? The answer is that we can't. Everyone could cast a vote for a registered voter who happens to be demented and in a nursing home, for example.

Did you know you can register to vote at the same time you go to cast your vote? Did you know that many states don't even require an state or federally issued id, just a utility bill with you name and address on it? Did you know that you don't have to prove citizenship at that time, just sign a document to attest that you are indeed eligible to vote? Now, lets put on our thinking caps for a minute. How hard would it be to show up at one of these voting stations with a utility bill from some random that may not even vote and to sign an affidavit in that person's name? The answer is, it would be SUPER simple. The hard part would be how would we go about finding this fraud? The man power would be ridiculous. All of this could be solved rather simply, but you and others like you don't want to fix it. Frankly, your take is just plain stupid, unless you intent is to make our elections insecure.

that dude is a narcissist. Of course he knows all of that.

 

[Frankenstein]

My mother in law is 87. She quit driving so her drivers license expired. What this would do is force her to go through additional steps to do what she has been legally permitted to do for decades.

My Mother is 87 and will do it if needed!

 

[Hollie]

As is always the case, I have no idea what she just said

She doesn’t either. She’s unburdened by coherent sentences.

 

[Frankenstein]

Yes, nobody should be inconvienced while exercising their Constitutional rights.




The more the better.

It is a privilege to vote, it should come with identification!

 

[pknopp]

My Mother is 87 and will do it if needed!

Cool.

 

[pknopp]

It is a privilege to vote, it should come with identification!

No, it's a right. As noted many, many, many times, I have identification.

 

[SaxonJackson]

"A voter ID would mean that a Kinkos would have a photocopier and that a person in a rural area would have to prove who they are before buying booze then copy and paste their ID in order for a Kinko's copier could produce the rural ID for the voting machine thus requiring proof of ID prior to buying booze or a car or even voting since people in rural areas have to drive into town to either buy booze or go to the post office or a Kinkos or a voting booth which isn't fair so we have to remember that voting requires the compassion for certain voters who may not have a legal ID thus forcing fairness when visiting a Kinkos or the post office."

 

[jc456]

She doesn’t either. She’s unburdened by coherent sentences.

yeah, there's that.

 

[Frankenstein]

No, it's a right. As noted many, many, many times, I have identification.

There is no reason for citizens not to be able to provide identification

 

[Hollie]

"A voter ID would mean that a Kinkos would have a photocopier and that a person in a rural area would have to prove who they are before buying booze then copy and paste their ID in order for a Kinko's copier could produce the rural ID for the voting machine thus requiring proof of ID prior to buying booze or a car or even voting since people in rural areas have to drive into town to either buy booze or go to the post office or a Kinkos or a voting booth which isn't fair so we have to remember that voting requires the compassion for certain voters who may not have a legal ID thus forcing fairness when visiting a Kinkos or the post office."

A voter ID can be as simple as a state issued driver’s license with photo and proof of address or a birth certificate.

 

[pknopp]

There is no reason for citizens not to be able to provide identification

Rinse/repeat.

I provide identification every time I vote.

 

[SaxonJackson]

A voter ID can be as simple as a state issued driver’s license with photo and proof of address or a birth certificate.

Yes. I know that. I think you missed the point of my post. I was trying to create a Word Salad more elaborate that Kamal-Toe did. I'm not sure I succeeded.

 

[Frankenstein]

Rinse/repeat.

I provide identification every time I vote.

Everybody should, period.

 

[jc456]

Rinse/repeat.

I provide identification every time I vote.

Why shouldn’t everyone?

 

[Nostra]

She had already complied.

Try your theory the next time you fly commercially, buy liquor, etc……just tell them you already showed an ID to do that. See how it works out for ya.

 

[jc456]

Try your theory the next time you fly commercially, buy liquor, etc……just tell them you already showed an ID to do that. See how it works out for ya.

So joe must tell everyone who the fkr is now he never needs his iD again

 

[Nostra]

Try your theory the next time you fly commercially, buy liquor, etc……just tell them you already showed an ID to do that. See how it works out for ya.

: crickets: from pknopp

 

[Nostra]

Try your theory the next time you fly commercially, buy liquor, etc……just tell them you already showed an ID to do that. See how it works out for ya.

Still nothing from pknopp

 

[AZrailwhale]

My mother in law is 87. She quit driving so her drivers license expired. What this would do is force her to go through additional steps to do what she has been legally permitted to do for decades.

I’d bet she has a non-drivers ID now.

 

[Mashmont]

My mother in law is 87. She quit driving so her drivers license expired. What this would do is force her to go through additional steps to do what she has been legally permitted to do for decades.

The law has absolutely nothing to do with her situation. Red herring