The core argument from Democrats is that Voter ID hurts Blacks the most; presumably because Blacks have the most difficult time obtaining a state-issued ID. This would mean that Blacks are cut off from many services, resources, and privileges in their daily lives that require Voter ID.
I cannot believe Blacks put up with Democrats using them as pawns to fight against Voter ID. How insulting.
Can't get an EBT card no matter what color you are if you don't have ID. You cannot drive a car, have a bank account, a library card, a credit card to Netflix and Chill.
NUFFIN!
B******* you can prove your identity and needs with pay stubs bills etc etc. You have no ideal you're talking about as always.
HEY FRANK! Still waiting for your reply on voter suppression.
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Pretty odd that you KNOW the GOP are making it so hard for blacks to vote yet you can't produce a single one of them!
Kinda like all the people we never met who all changed their vote from Hillary to Trump just because of a couple of FB ads!
And you spent 45 million dollars looking for them!
Obtaining an ID can be costly and requires an individual’s birth certificate, which may be burdensome. Proponents advocate for the law under the guise of preventing voter fraud and ensuring that only voter-eligible citizens partake in elections; however, individuals who lack government-issued identification are more likely to be younger, less educated, and impoverished, and—most notably—nonwhite. An example of the inherent discrimination of voter ID laws can be found in the implementation of Georgia’s “exact match” system. This program requires an individual’s voting status to be suspended if the name on their driver’s license or Social Security records does not exactly match the name they inputted on their voter registration form. Of the 51,000 individuals that this law affected in 2018, 80 percent of them were African American. There is evidence that the “exact match” law played a role in the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial election, as African American candidate Stacey Abrams lost by approximately 55,000 votes.