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Even the US Supreme Court over-rules previous US Supreme Court decisions, did you know that?
With the passage of time, laws are reconsidered and sometimes ruled unconstitutional even when previously ruled as constitutional. The most famous case was probably Plessy v. Ferguson.
In more recent times Lawrence v. Texas trumped a former ruling.
Yes, but how often does a judge completely ignore a higher court's case law? So, do you think it's okay to ignore SCOTUS now?
and hooray for the poor oppressed Dead-Americans who wish to vote Democrat against their wishes!
You mean the dead Americans that don't actually vote and when they do show up as if they had voted it is because someone on the polling side voted for them, something photo IDs wouldn't prevent.
Even the US Supreme Court over-rules previous US Supreme Court decisions, did you know that?
With the passage of time, laws are reconsidered and sometimes ruled unconstitutional even when previously ruled as constitutional. The most famous case was probably Plessy v. Ferguson.
In more recent times Lawrence v. Texas trumped a former ruling.
I have never understood the logic that voter ID keeps the poor from voting because they can't get a government issued ID. You have to have ID to get food stamps, WICK, Obamacare, etc., etc., etc.
Who exactly are these poor people without IDs? Or is this issue just a Mitch Snyder homeless number - made up!
You mean the dead Americans that don't actually vote and when they do show up as if they had voted it is because someone on the polling side voted for them, something photo IDs wouldn't prevent.
So you would support my idea that we should have stricter registration laws? To me, while voter ID is okay, the real problem is at the registration level where, in some states, you do not have to prove citizenship at all in order to register. Oh and the identification requirements are subpar as well.
So you would support my idea that we should have stricter registration laws? To me, while voter ID is okay, the real problem is at the registration level where, in some states, you do not have to prove citizenship at all in order to register. Oh and the identification requirements are subpar as well.
No, I prefer how Oregon does their voter registration and voting.
Have the government workers that work where a photo ID would be created go out to people's homes and give them an ID there. No excuse then.
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