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That is kind of pathetic. Joel Send a noteboard - 17/01/2012 06:45:19 AM
I mean, that is the whole reason registration cards exist, and why we must sign them: So they can compare the signature on the card to the signature on the roll and verify they match. Enacting a new law to verify voters identities when existing ones are not followed may be pointless. :rolleyes:
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How does requiring photo ID disenfranchise the black/minority community? - 15/01/2012 05:14:16 PM 2073 Views
I certainly don't know. *NM* - 15/01/2012 05:32:42 PM 599 Views
From what I understand ... - 15/01/2012 05:34:39 PM 1185 Views
but you need a photo ID for so many other things - 15/01/2012 05:42:06 PM 1062 Views
Well. - 15/01/2012 05:53:04 PM 1204 Views
your last bit is a good point *NM* - 15/01/2012 06:07:17 PM 641 Views
The SCOTUS disagrees with you. - 16/01/2012 03:14:57 AM 1033 Views
I didn't even need to show a voter regestration card last time I voted *NM* - 16/01/2012 11:45:23 PM 742 Views
That is kind of pathetic. - 17/01/2012 06:45:19 AM 970 Views
you are not taking my amazing good looks into account - 17/01/2012 11:22:16 AM 898 Views
I cannot speak to that. - 17/01/2012 04:11:53 PM 1097 Views
It "disenfranchises" whoever only barely brings him- or herself to vote as it is. - 15/01/2012 05:34:50 PM 1058 Views
That really only reinforces the idea to me that this is just people looking to fight about something *NM* - 15/01/2012 05:45:37 PM 579 Views
Did you read your own article? - 15/01/2012 05:48:21 PM 1113 Views
but out of that 200,000, how many would go get an ID? - 15/01/2012 06:08:44 PM 1069 Views
I think that's an exaggeration, but to play devil's advocate... - 15/01/2012 05:41:10 PM 999 Views
it doesn't strike me as a very big layer to add. *NM* - 15/01/2012 05:43:37 PM 576 Views
Someone presents a poll worker a non-DL photo ID. - 15/01/2012 05:48:50 PM 1071 Views
This is a remarkably calm and reasonable political discussion. What's going on? *NM* - 15/01/2012 08:05:30 PM 604 Views
I'm magical? *NM* - 15/01/2012 08:59:33 PM 663 Views
It is not a black and white issue - 16/01/2012 01:07:14 AM 1082 Views
I prefer to think i'm magical. *NM* - 16/01/2012 01:20:49 AM 589 Views
I don't see any cat nearby, thus no magic was used *nods* *NM* - 16/01/2012 01:28:50 AM 621 Views
that's too obvious. - 16/01/2012 02:48:29 AM 1062 Views
You did not just compare a cat to a rabbit - 16/01/2012 03:07:49 AM 1070 Views
have you ever had a rabbit? - 16/01/2012 03:25:26 AM 1111 Views
A cat would never lower itself assumming the form of a fluffy rabbit - 16/01/2012 12:49:26 PM 1160 Views
that's just what they want you to think. - 16/01/2012 02:34:48 PM 1002 Views
Viscous does not mean Magical - 16/01/2012 02:45:10 PM 1193 Views
Not that I care much either way, but please, answer this: - 15/01/2012 09:26:23 PM 1134 Views
definitely not. However, ID cards are free in South Carolina. - 15/01/2012 09:33:06 PM 1210 Views
You could walk. *NM* - 16/01/2012 06:31:58 AM 584 Views
Oh I could, theoretically. Although this year, my poll is a good 7 miles away - 16/01/2012 08:45:42 AM 1221 Views
7 miles away, isn't that illegal? *NM* - 16/01/2012 05:35:50 PM 582 Views
probably, but not really at the same time. It's my own fault regardless. - 16/01/2012 10:46:06 PM 1120 Views
Illegal? My polling location is > 7 miles from my permanent residence. - 17/01/2012 12:19:21 AM 1068 Views
I really have no idea what the rules are. *NM* - 17/01/2012 03:02:04 PM 590 Views
Every state has its own rules - 17/01/2012 03:54:43 PM 1113 Views
No, and there's is no place in the US that is the case - 16/01/2012 12:11:36 AM 1126 Views
Short answer: Yes. (Let me know if you want the long answer.) *NM* - 16/01/2012 07:52:36 PM 698 Views
that would be interesting. *NM* - 16/01/2012 08:45:24 PM 609 Views
I don't see how it does - 15/01/2012 10:22:29 PM 1129 Views
Re: I don't see how it does - 15/01/2012 10:57:20 PM 1068 Views
I believe most states also offer a non-drivers ID issued by the DMV - 16/01/2012 12:12:09 AM 1018 Views
Also passports work too in most places. *NM* - 16/01/2012 06:59:51 PM 629 Views
those are far far from economical or practical compared to state IDs *NM* - 16/01/2012 07:12:30 PM 494 Views
Non-driver IDs, as said above - 16/01/2012 11:55:55 PM 1102 Views
they don't cost in all states. They are free in SC *NM* - 17/01/2012 12:00:14 AM 609 Views
It is a catch 22 situation, the free id is not a perfect solution - 16/01/2012 12:53:11 AM 1186 Views
That problem is significant, but far bigger than voting. - 16/01/2012 02:53:13 AM 1128 Views
Also you can't claim voter fraud is a big problem - 16/01/2012 12:57:18 AM 1100 Views
can you prove that voter fraud is not a problem? - 16/01/2012 02:04:52 AM 1028 Views
In 5 years of investigation, 120 people were charged national with voter fraud, 86 were convincted - 16/01/2012 02:33:07 AM 1267 Views
That's smoke and mirrors - 16/01/2012 01:51:34 PM 1168 Views
It seems you didn't read the article, or understand its point - 16/01/2012 02:39:39 PM 1078 Views
I suspect I know a good deal more of this subject than the author of your 5-year old article - 16/01/2012 05:37:54 PM 1076 Views
Question for you - 16/01/2012 06:01:09 PM 1128 Views
I'd prefer photo-ID only but I don't see too great a need. - 16/01/2012 06:37:13 PM 1265 Views
I tend to agree - 16/01/2012 06:50:43 PM 1016 Views
I'd definitely encourage absentee voting - 16/01/2012 07:14:02 PM 1126 Views
I am required to produce a state ID to vote. - 16/01/2012 02:21:27 PM 1114 Views
Re: How does requiring photo ID disenfranchise the black/minority community? - 16/01/2012 02:42:28 PM 1123 Views
Keep wearing that tinfoil hat. *NM* - 16/01/2012 03:09:56 PM 605 Views
I'm not reading the article but... - 17/01/2012 09:48:27 AM 1048 Views
maybe there's no excuse in your area - 17/01/2012 03:05:53 PM 1013 Views
I think when you get to such extreme examples, the point often becomes moot. - 18/01/2012 07:26:10 PM 997 Views
that pretty much sums up my thoughts no it - 18/01/2012 08:57:41 PM 1011 Views
Re: I think when you get to such extreme examples, the point often becomes moot. - 21/01/2012 02:44:56 AM 1235 Views
Well, that's kind of what I meant. - 21/01/2012 02:15:30 PM 1154 Views
Re: Well, that's kind of what I meant. - 28/01/2012 03:48:19 PM 1348 Views
Re: maybe there's no excuse in your area - 21/01/2012 02:39:12 AM 1106 Views
What? I'm the only one who cares? - 18/01/2012 02:14:28 AM 1198 Views
Yes, just you, the rest of us have been discussing baseball this entire time *NM* - 18/01/2012 02:41:25 AM 606 Views
I'm the only one who cares with fervor in a non nuanced way ok? *NM* - 18/01/2012 03:07:07 AM 600 Views
imo, fervor has no place in political discussion - 18/01/2012 02:35:56 PM 1054 Views
And yet, it finds its way or it's not politics. - 18/01/2012 06:28:08 PM 1056 Views
What? - 18/01/2012 03:57:10 PM 956 Views
What about those who don't have an id and have been voting fine before? - 18/01/2012 06:06:19 PM 1213 Views
the problem with that last point is... - 18/01/2012 09:05:43 PM 1052 Views
Yes. - 18/01/2012 09:32:25 PM 1236 Views
Cry me a river. Honestly. - 20/01/2012 05:28:05 AM 981 Views
What's your real question? - 18/01/2012 05:07:30 PM 1037 Views
Question mark notwithstanding, there was no question. - 18/01/2012 06:16:46 PM 1117 Views
Be outraged. Be passionate. Be surprised. - 19/01/2012 05:42:37 PM 1252 Views

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