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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can be honest with myself and admit that how I feel about voting rights is how some feel about gun rights:  it’s a constitutionally protected right.  And just as you have people whining how restricting semi-automatic guns and imposing limits on guns punishes the law-abiding citizen, I would argue that requiring a drivers license punishes those who choose not to drive (which happens to be those who are poor, elderly, or live in areas where a car is not required to get by, like cities).  We need to work harder to enfranchise every citizen instead of limiting access because it suits a political agenda.

We already have a National, unique identifier: social security number.  We use it for taxes, we can find a way to use it for voting.
In the meantime, stop suppressing law-abiding citizen right to vote because some are butthurt they lost an election. [/quote]

Oh, honey.  This has both to do with “losing an election,” though it’s understandable that you enjoy repeating that with relish.  No one cares.  [b]This has everything to do with requiring an ID to vote [/b]- something that every other major country requires.  It doesn’t have to be a driver’s license.  The DMV also issues ID cards. But sure, continue making excuses that are increasingly absurd.  [/quote]

Yes but why oh why are you so worried about this issue NOW?  We all know why........

This is not rocket science, there’s a fair solution out there. it’s just politically advantageous to enact policies that adversely impact people who wouldn’t vote for your candidate anyway.[/quote]

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