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I'm fine with requiring photo ID to vote. I just don't think citizens should have to pay anything to get one.
That one was addressed. "The poor can't afford ID's." and the reply was "Ok, then they are free."
Now they have no way to get there to get that Free ID. That's where the Dems need to round up Acorn.
Seems to me the Dems are trying to keep the minorities at a lower class.
Hinkle was a federal judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida. Hinkle was nominated by President Bill Clinton on June 6, 1996, to a seat vacated by William H. Stafford, Jr.. He was confirmed by the United States Senate on July 25, 1996, and received his commission on August 1, 1996. He served as chief judge from 2004–present.
LOL, so...what are you declaring war on federal judges now
That one was addressed. "The poor can't afford ID's." and the reply was "Ok, then they are free."
Now they have no way to get there to get that Free ID.
Ah, okay. Thanks. Didn't know about that.
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Seems to me the Dems are trying to keep the minorities at a lower class.
Seems to me that that's a silly conspiracy theory.
That one was addressed. "The poor can't afford ID's." and the reply was "Ok, then they are free."
Now they have no way to get there to get that Free ID. That's where the Dems need to round up Acorn.
Seems to me the Dems are trying to keep the minorities at a lower class.
There is no such thing as a "free ID" in the state of FL.
There is no such thing as a "free ID" in the state of FL.
For what Florida requires there is.....
For the poor..your EBT card and your SS card will suffice
Florida voter ID law has more options than Texas one blocked by feds
Whereas Texas and South Carolina require government-issued identification such as driver licenses, military IDs and passports, voters in Florida can also use other types of cards as long as they have photos -- including credit and debit cards, student identification, public assistance cards or those form neighborhood association or retirement centers. If the identification cards don't have a signature, they can be matched against another document with a signature.
Voter fraud tends to run around 0.00005%. It's a transparent attempt by Republicans to prevent certain people from voting, it's sickening and anyone who supports such measures has no respect for the founding fathers or the country.
True enough.
This Republican wants to prevent illegal aliens (undocumented voters) from voting. Democrats obviously do not and actually want to encourage illegal voting by non-citizens.
Most Homeowner Associations dont issue ID cards. Contrary to what some posters here think about Florida, HOA's are not a militant organization that require ID to get into.
For what Florida requires there is.....
For the poor..your EBT card and your SS card will suffice
Florida voter ID law has more options than Texas one blocked by feds
Whereas Texas and South Carolina require government-issued identification such as driver licenses, military IDs and passports, voters in Florida can also use other types of cards as long as they have photos -- including credit and debit cards, student identification, public assistance cards or those form neighborhood association or retirement centers. If the identification cards don't have a signature, they can be matched against another document with a signature.
You do realize that every time there is a name change, ie, marriage or divorce, that all has to be documented now in the state of FL, right?
Those documents are NOT free, and in some cases, impossible to obtain.
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