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Voter ID laws would have prevented 31 cases from 1 BILLION votes

Seriously, I think we can all agree that some people have no business voting. If you can't get a driver's license, do we really need you meddling in the business of running the country? Leave it to the good people who make the right decisions.
 
For realz! How do you buy 40s and Newports without an ID?
 
This is a great RJ headline. Especially when read in Dr. Evils voice.

BILLIONS of voters.
 
Can't buy lottery tickets either.
 
More government overreach and waste to appease the lobbyists at a time when we need austerity to control our exponentially expanding deficit.
 
RJ says a billion people voted to prove that we don't have voter fraud?

<slowknowingpatientnod>RJ says a billion people voted to prove that we don't have voter fraud. </slowknowingpatientnod>

#seemslegit
 
Getting an ID in North Carolina is pretty easy. Many documents you can use.
 
ChrisL68 said:
Getting an ID in North Carolina is pretty easy. Many documents you can use.
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Why should people have to spend time and money to solve a problem that doesn't exist? Making someone spend money to vote is called a poll tax. The Supreme Court has categorically said poll taxes are unconstitutional.

Why should states spend millions to "prevent" a crime that "may" have happened in .0000031 of 1% of votes?

Anyone who thinks this isn't about denying Americans their right to vote is either a liar or a moron.
 
Anybody with a lick of sense knows there were more than 31 cases of voter fraud in an election.

Regardless, it is reasonable that you should have to prove your identity to vote. That proof requirement shouldn't be onerous however.
 
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