I just made that up.
I noticed you didn't mention the party, must have been a...
I just made that up.
I noticed you didn't mention the party, must have been a...
I noticed you didn't mention the party, must have been a...
I noticed you didn't mention the party, must have been a...
The iraqis figured out how to prevent multiple votes.
Doesnt fix the ineligible voter, but it would prevent the bussing from station to station to station...
I heard that's racist.There is no legitimate reason people should not be required to show ID in order to vote. None.
The party doesn't matter, she was cheating and you stopped her.I don't remember what party she marked in the book.
I don't disagree, and I haven't even addressed ID laws. I've asking about later polling times (6pm is ridiculous), and polling precincts that equally distributed by population. I'm not sure why anyone would oppose such measures.
I heard that's racist.
I don't recall seeing any posts opposing those measures. This thread has been predominantly about voter ID.
I'd like to see technology evolve to the point where people can vote from home, work or wherever they happen to be. It would require an internet connection and some means of verifying identity but I have to believe it would result in a far greater level of participation.
I have no problem with showing my ID to vote.
Same here, I have to show ID for other things less important
I don't recall seeing any posts opposing those measures. This thread has been predominantly about voter ID.
I'd like to see technology evolve to the point where people can vote from home, work or wherever they happen to be. It would require an internet connection and some means of verifying identity but I have to believe it would result in a far greater level of participation.
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Here's how the thread got hung up on voter ID.
As I recall, a poster or two said they didn't have a problem with Indiana's voter ID law. Then another poster, who seemed to have his panties a little too discomfortably bunched, took exception and blathered on as if the voter ID law had caused his bunched panties.
On some levels, I thing about one in eleven people are born wearing panties that are always bunched up.