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

[jc456]

Constitutionally states determine how to run their elections.

If you want to change that, get busy.

Federal laws trump states

 

[pknopp]

Federal laws trump states

CONSTITUTION trumps federal laws.

 

[jc456]

CONSTITUTION trumps federal laws.

Not laws on the books

 

[ThisIsMe]

Why do whites like you ask dumb questions like this? There is no comparison, moron. Did Harris run an openly racist campaign?

No but then neither did trump. I’m still waiting for you to show me what it is you think that was openly racist about his campaing

Now, if Minister Farrakhan ran an openly anti-white racist campaign and 83 percent of blacks voted for him, then you could ask that question. But Harris ran an inclusive campaign that included the likes of Dick Cheney.

54 percent of Hispanic people did not vote for Trump. Stop pretending that the smaller number means something.

In 2024, Trump won 48 percent of self-described Hispanic or Latino voters, the highest mark for a Republican presidential candidate in at least a half-century,

https://www.politico.com/news/2026/01/14/latino-voters-powered-trumps-comeback-now-theyre-turning-on-his-economy-00726548

 

[ThisIsMe]

Already addressed.

You said she had no DL. That doesn't answer my question.

 

[Fang]

Or do nothing as her voters registration card is legal.

It won't be enough if voter id laws are passed nationwide.

 

[Meister]

No, nothing of rhe sort. Constitution is clear.

Yes, yes it is, and having voter ID law in place would fall
into that category.

 

[pknopp]

It won't be enough if voter id laws are passed nationwide.

Nothing is going to pass that will stop a single legal voter today to not be able to cast a vote.

 

[Bitterhook]

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.

Shoot, I live in a state that if you are already in the system, you can get your License or an ID taken care of using an app on your phone. Hell, it even works for every license or permit you have with the state including hunting licenses or just a photo ID if that is what you require.

However, my state has always required you present a driver's license or state photo ID every time you go to vote (as long as I have been voting anyway), so that's nothing new around here.

 

[Rawley]

I proved I was a citizen when I registered to vote.

You are a rarity. Only 5 states have implemented laws requiring proof of citizenship

 

[pknopp]

Shoot, I live in a state that if you are already in the system, you can get your License or an ID taken care of using an app on your phone. Hell, it even works for every license or permit you have with the state including hunting licenses or just a photo ID if that is what you require.

How do they know who is behind the telephone?

However, my state has always required you present a driver's license or state photo ID every time you go to vote (as long as I have been voting anyway), so that's nothing new around here.

Give everyone one when they register. Why do you suppose it isn't done?

 

[Bitterhook]

How do they know who is behind the telephone?


Give everyone one when they register. Why do you suppose it isn't done?

You go through a verification process when you accept the app.
And a simple state photo ID is free of charge at any time, plus we have motor-voter and you can register to vote with the proper paperwork at the DMV.

Perhaps it has more to do with the idea we would rather get things done properly than make excuses not to.

 

[Rawley]

No, nothing of rhe sort. Constitution is clear.

Crystal clear: "but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators"

 

[pknopp]

You go through a verification process when you accept the app.
And a simple state photo ID is free of charge at any time, plus we have motor-voter and you can register to vote with the proper paperwork at the DMV.

Perhaps it has more to do with the idea we would rather get things done properly than make excuses not to.

I registered legally.

 

[SweetTea]

Take it up with whatever state you believe this is happening in.

Republicans have tried. It happens in many states. If the feds are going to accept votes from these states, they need to abide by certain rules. This is one that should be implemented.

You don’t care if people who should not be voting are able to vote and refuse to close any loopholes. You are entitled to your own opinion, no matter how illogical it is.

 

[pknopp]

Republicans have tried. It happens in many states. If the feds are going to accept votes from these states, they need to abide by certain rules. This is one that should be implemented.

You don’t care if people who should not be voting are able to vote and refuse to close any loopholes. You are entitled to your own opinion, no matter how illogical it is.

Investigation after investigation. Audit after audit. Lawsuit after lawsuit.

Next to nothing.

Should I be worried about our pets getting eaten also?

 

[SweetTea]

Investigation after investigation. Audit after audit. Lawsuit after lawsuit.

Next to nothing.

Should I be worried about our pets getting eaten also?

And exactly how would they find the guy that voted on behalf of his demented dad? Think on that for a bit.

You guys are pretty thick.

 

[Bitterhook]

I registered legally.

So do we, and it's not that hard.
And to vote legally here, you have to present a driver's license or a state issued photo ID, and it still isn't hard.

 

[pknopp]

So do we, and it's not that hard.
And to vote legally here, you have to have a driver's license or a state issued photo ID, and it still isn't hard.

If that is what they gave you when you registered, great.

 

[SweetTea]

If that is what they gave you when you registered, great.

You don’t care if a person proves that they are who they say they are? It’s such a strange take on election integrity.