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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Easy: Show a picture ID to vote. Get caught screwing with the integrity of the vote through illegal means, go to jail for several years.[/quote]

As has been explained numerous times on these boards and by numerous judges, even those who support these laws can't find examples of it actually being done, and attempting to use in person voter fraud to actually influence an election is virtually impossible.

However, there are numerous examples of voter ID laws actually preventing legitimate voters from voting, imposing significant costs on poor and minority voters in the manner of a poll tax, and even actually being specifically designed by Republicans to disenfranchise minority voters. [/quote]

Yes, and if you believe that, you're nuts. It's no poll tax, although you leftists love taxes, so you should like it in your own mindset.

If the Constitution states you shall be 18 and a citizen to vote, then one can't determine that status without a government photo ID. It's common sense. Taking someone's word for it doesn't work, unless you're in donkeyland. //rolleyes//

[b]The person was just caught registering 19 people.[/b]  I don't think he was doing it to get free meals at Burger King, so don't tell us it doesn't happen.  
You are attempting to disenfranchise legitimate voters by trying to water down decisions of legitimate voters with people who should not be voting according to the laws on the books. It's as simple as that.

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