bripat9643
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Republicans don't want to do the things that will actually stop fraud...because they cost money.
What would that be?
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Republicans don't want to do the things that will actually stop fraud...because they cost money.
Republicans don't want to do the things that will actually stop fraud...because they cost money.
And besides, the people they are targeting would still be able to vote.

Republicans don't want to do the things that will actually stop fraud...because they cost money.
What would that be?
There is no Constitutional right to cash a check or rent a home, and accommodations can be made to allow someone with no ID to enter a Federal building – there is a Constitutional right to vote, however, and your analogy fails accordingly.You need a photo I.D. to do anything in the modern world including cashing a check, renting a home and entering a federal building but a judge thinks it's unlawful to show one to vote. At least they didn't insult Black people by claiming they would be impacted the most. Or did they?
The issue concerns only what the state can prove in court justifying the restricting of a fundamental right; and when it come to requiring a photo ID to vote, the state has failed to justify this restriction.
FOX NEWS: "This just in. 99 percent of the negroes in an all-negro Philly voting precinct voted for Obama. Now that just can't be right!"
The rubes scratch their heads quizzically. "Yeah, buddy! Sumfin' fishy dere!"
You need a photo I.D. to do anything in the modern world including cashing a check, renting a home and entering a federal building but a judge thinks it's unlawful to show one to vote. At least they didn't insult Black people by claiming they would be impacted the most. Or did they?
because requiring an ID to vote doesnt stop voter fraud.
Essentially your logic is: You need ID for other stuff, why not voting.
But that doesnt address stopping or preventing any voter fraud. You can apply that false logic to anything. You need IDs for cashing checks why not for Surfing? Why not for riding a bike? Why not for freedom of speech?
You need a photo I.D. to do anything in the modern world including cashing a check, renting a home and entering a federal building but a judge thinks it's unlawful to show one to vote. At least they didn't insult Black people by claiming they would be impacted the most. Or did they?
because requiring an ID to vote doesnt stop voter fraud.
Essentially your logic is: You need ID for other stuff, why not voting.
But that doesnt address stopping or preventing any voter fraud. You can apply that false logic to anything. You need IDs for cashing checks why not for Surfing? Why not for riding a bike? Why not for freedom of speech?
You need a photo I.D. to do anything in the modern world including cashing a check, renting a home and entering a federal building but a judge thinks it's unlawful to show one to vote. At least they didn't insult Black people by claiming they would be impacted the most. Or did they?
because requiring an ID to vote doesnt stop voter fraud.
Essentially your logic is: You need ID for other stuff, why not voting.
But that doesnt address stopping or preventing any voter fraud. You can apply that false logic to anything. You need IDs for cashing checks why not for Surfing? Why not for riding a bike? Why not for freedom of speech?
Don't know too many surfboard forgeries, unlike checks or identify theft of a voter, but nice try at your poor excuse.
because requiring an ID to vote doesnt stop voter fraud.
Essentially your logic is: You need ID for other stuff, why not voting.
But that doesnt address stopping or preventing any voter fraud. You can apply that false logic to anything. You need IDs for cashing checks why not for Surfing? Why not for riding a bike? Why not for freedom of speech?
Don't know too many surfboard forgeries, unlike checks or identify theft of a voter, but nice try at your poor excuse.
And you dont know too many voter fraud cases that could be prevented by an ID also.
State law prohibits a Maryland voter from maintaining a registration in a second state if it allows the voter to participate in state or federal elections there.
Wendy Rosen, former Maryland congressional candidate, charged with illegal voting - Baltimore Sun
Don't know too many surfboard forgeries, unlike checks or identify theft of a voter, but nice try at your poor excuse.
And you dont know too many voter fraud cases that could be prevented by an ID also.
Like the Wendy Rosen case perhaps?
State law prohibits a Maryland voter from maintaining a registration in a second state if it allows the voter to participate in state or federal elections there.
Wendy Rosen, former Maryland congressional candidate, charged with illegal voting - Baltimore Sun
A simple background check through the individual's social security number could have confirmed her place of residence. Once the data confirms more than one location exists, the system could block her from participating until she makes the determination of which preferred place of residence is to be attached to her social security. If we can allow an even MORE extensive background check of those decide to purchase a firearm (protected under the second amendment), what's to prevent the need of voter authentication with this computer age of identity theft? I don't believe that you have a viable excuse that can stand up to that.
What makes it even more interesting are those who claim to be so certain that a voter ID would somehow infringe on an individual's "rights", yet have the audacity to believe a government mandate should dictate that everyone have some form of health insurance. Here's the left's logic. We can't have an ID that confirms who you are when you vote because it can somehow (unproven) Disenfranchises poor and minority voters, yet at the same time we want everyone to carry health insurance. We will spend billions setting up exchanges through a faulty computer system that can't do the job, millions more in advertising to get young people to agree to this fiasco, yet we can't take the time to set up voter ID in order to authenticate who it is that's voting.
QUESTION:
If a simple ID disenfranchises the poor and those among the minority, how are these same groups able to retrieve their personal medical information? Ever try to pull up someone's medical records without proper ID?
I guess you dug yourself in a bit of a hole with that bit of reasoning, have fun trying to find your way back out.
Are the EBT identification requirements identical to Voter ID requirements? You have no idea.
Your assumption is also based on the very flawed premise that every low income person is using these government benefits.
For example, there are millions of low income people who are eligible for Medicaid who are unaware of it, and who are not using it. These people are also eligible to vote.
I'm not a Democrat, moron.
I am just a person who debunks bullshit and seeks the truth of things.
And the truth is that Voter ID is ineffective, and you are an idiot.
And you dont know too many voter fraud cases that could be prevented by an ID also.
Like the Wendy Rosen case perhaps?
State law prohibits a Maryland voter from maintaining a registration in a second state if it allows the voter to participate in state or federal elections there.
Wendy Rosen, former Maryland congressional candidate, charged with illegal voting - Baltimore Sun
A simple background check through the individual's social security number could have confirmed her place of residence. Once the data confirms more than one location exists, the system could block her from participating until she makes the determination of which preferred place of residence is to be attached to her social security. If we can allow an even MORE extensive background check of those decide to purchase a firearm (protected under the second amendment), what's to prevent the need of voter authentication with this computer age of identity theft? I don't believe that you have a viable excuse that can stand up to that.
What makes it even more interesting are those who claim to be so certain that a voter ID would somehow infringe on an individual's "rights", yet have the audacity to believe a government mandate should dictate that everyone have some form of health insurance. Here's the left's logic. We can't have an ID that confirms who you are when you vote because it can somehow (unproven) Disenfranchises poor and minority voters, yet at the same time we want everyone to carry health insurance. We will spend billions setting up exchanges through a faulty computer system that can't do the job, millions more in advertising to get young people to agree to this fiasco, yet we can't take the time to set up voter ID in order to authenticate who it is that's voting.
QUESTION:
If a simple ID disenfranchises the poor and those among the minority, how are these same groups able to retrieve their personal medical information? Ever try to pull up someone's medical records without proper ID?
I guess you dug yourself in a bit of a hole with that bit of reasoning, have fun trying to find your way back out.
Wow, she was registered in 2 places? How would an ID have stopped that?
To address your question. You seem to believe that because you cant fathom a situation then it cannot exist. Simply because you lack information its impossible.
The need for voter id laws are based more illusion than fact.
And you have the evidence, I'm sure. Let's see it.
So when you said, "I've given YOU PERSONALLY links on a dozen occasions. We all, including you, know this is the case", you were lying.
You have no evidence. Just a mental fantasy we are all supposed to accept from a liar.
So this is your defense for not having any proof?
Ok then, Whats your defense for believing in something that you cannot prove?
I oppose Voter ID for a simple reason. I know this reason won't get through to the retards, because they have invented a lie that I "DEMAND fraud".![]()

The real reason is that I really resent someone ******* with our electoral process for evil purposes. Too many people have shed blood for voting rights. And when some assholes try to disenfranchise eligible citizens, that pisses me off. Even if those voters were going to vote for the opposition.
That's what integrity looks like, assholes. The stability of our voting process is way more important than getting power into the hands of the very creeps destroying that process. You sicken me in your defense of this destruction.

I would LOVE to stop all the fraud which happens.
But as we have seen here, you are all completely STUMPED on how to actually stop the actual fraud which actually occurs. Because you have been parroting the Voter ID talking points for so long, you have pissed out your brains.