‘I Wanted Trump to Win’: Husband Charged in Wife’s Murder Also Used Her Name to Vote (racism, cost)

[downtownnola]

Hmmm... reading these forums, you would think some believe it is only Democrats who vote on behalf of deceased individuals...

https://www.thedailybeast.com/barry-...uzanne-morphew

[Dane_in_LA]

Originally Posted by downtownnola

Hmmm... reading these forums, you would think some believe it is only Democrats who vote on behalf of deceased individuals...

https://www.thedailybeast.com/barry-...uzanne-morphew

As we say in Denmark, thieves think everybody steals.

[Winterbeard]

Thank god, an actual court case that involves voter fraud that isn't just a Gateway Pundit article.

[paracord]

Originally Posted by downtownnola

Hmmm... reading these forums, you would think some believe it is only Democrats who vote on behalf of deceased individuals...

https://www.thedailybeast.com/barry-...uzanne-morphew

Great...so you support VOTER ID?

[ottomobeale]

Look hard enough you can find fraud. Just not 12K times and all for Biden in GA.

LOL he did it in CO which was hopeless for Trump. Not only a killer and a fraud, but a stupid fraud.

[Winterbeard]

Originally Posted by paracord

Great...so you support VOTER ID?

Personally I've always supported it, as long as it's free and granted to all citizens.

[Mathguy]

Originally Posted by Dane_in_LA

As we say in Denmark, thieves think everybody steals.

...and therefore racists are always calling out racism.

[Torn2pieces]

Another reason Voter ID—is so Important...

[Lekrii]

Originally Posted by Torn2pieces

Another reason Voter ID—is so Important...

If the ID cost nothing out of pocket to all voting age citizens, including time off work/transportation costs, etc., yes. Voter IDs then make sense. If it is implemented in a way that disenfranchises the millions who are currently without ID, then it needs to be reconsidered. One exceptional case (such as the original story) does not negate the risk to democracy of voter disenfranchisement.

[downtownnola]

Originally Posted by Lekrii

If the ID cost nothing out of pocket to all voting age citizens, including time off work/transportation costs, etc., yes. Voter IDs then make sense. If it is implemented in a way that disenfranchises the millions who are currently without ID, then it needs to be reconsidered. One exceptional case (such as the original story) does not negate the risk to democracy of voter disenfranchisement.

My view exactly. And make voting easier for all voting age citizens, not harder. I'm a proponent of an election day national holiday but that is a completely different topic.