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Requiring poor people, who don't have cars, to get a voter ID at the DMV is an obstacle to voting.
Do these fictional people who can't get an ID have telephones?
I propose that we have a mobile DMV registrar that makes house calls. You call them, they come over to the home of this mythical bedridden democrat voter, get some papers signed, and then mail them the ID.
Typical view of white racists, that anything good for blacks is bad for whites, anything that protects blacks punishes whites. It's an age-old fear, and you can see it here where Holder's inoffensive words were turned into "he's going to rob us whites!"
Requiring poor people, who don't have cars, to get a voter ID at the DMV is an obstacle to voting.
Yes, yes. 50 years ago the Southern Democrats were racists. Since Johnson passed the Civil Rights Act, those former Democrats (i.e. Strom Thurmond, Jesse Helms, Mills Godwin) switched to the Republicans.
Their main conviction was strong conservatism and felt more at home with the Republicans. But that's all a side-track.
1- Those poor people who don't have cars somehow find their way to the voting booth without voter ID. What difference will it make with voter ID? It's NOT an obstacle.
How about during the next election when they show up to vote - photograph them there - then it's done.
2- Goes back to the 1800's. Also, I don't see how you miss Grand Wizard Bob Byrd in your roster. Truth? People from both parties have racists. No party has a corner on the market. Individuals are racists - not parties.
Prove the affirmative case that there is this widespread inability for "the poor" to get an ID.
Doesn't need to be poor. But my 100 year old grandma couldn't have gotten a Voter ID three years ago (we presented her birth certificate three years ago as a birthday gift).
But see, if you want to complain about people telling you that voter ID are a nuisance, you ought to start explaining, with evidence, why you think they are necessary... as in your claims about fraud. That ain't my game, that is exclusively yours and people like you.
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