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Supreme Court Reverses Ruling On Arizona Voter ID

I have zero time this week to fight with you Leftys, but I had to get this posted.
http://www.kingmandailyminer.com/mai...51&TM=36612.56

It's ok not to have the time to fight.... But I do hope you find the time to have good, honest debate ......

Damn, the next thing you know you'll have to be not only a citizen but alive as well to vote.

Chas

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Originally Posted by barbara (Post 98295)

It's ok not to have the time to fight.... But I do hope you find the time to have good, honest debate ......

I love a debate, perhaps we should try it sometime.

And that wasn't directed at you, my Dear.

Chas

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Originally Posted by Charles (Post 98297)

I love a debate, perhaps we should try it sometime.

And that wasn't directed at you, my Dear.

Chas

Robert's Rules or the Marquis of Dingleberry's?:D:p

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Originally Posted by bobabode (Post 98300)

Robert's Rules or the Marquis of Dingleberry's?:D:p

What's wrong with "According to Hoyle", as we all have money on the table?

Chas

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If a voter does not have a photo identification card, he or she may still vote by showing two pieces of non-photo identification that have a name and address on them. Usable are: a utility bill that is dated within ninety days of the election such as gas, electric, water, solid waste, sewer, telephone, cell phone or cable television; a bank or credit union statement dated within the ninety days; a valid Arizona vehicle registration; an Indian census card; a property tax statement; a tribal enrollment card; a vehicle insurance card; a recorder's certificate; a valid government issued identification; or any "official election material" bearing the voter's name and address.

Well that ain't so bad as the asshats in the south or wherever wanting mandatory government photo id's.

Carl

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Originally Posted by djv8ga (Post 98292)

I have zero time this week to fight with you Leftys, but I had to get this posted.
http://www.kingmandailyminer.com/mai...51&TM=36612.56

Great news! That ought get everyone frothing in the DNC.

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Originally Posted by Charles (Post 98305)

What's wrong with "According to Hoyle", as we all have money on the table?

Chas

Go fish or cut bait?:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by CarlV (Post 98329)

Well that ain't so bad as the asshats in the south or wherever wanting mandatory government photo id's.

Carl

Don't you remember the democrats pushing for a national ID card a few years back?

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As DDay reported, the Reid-Schumer-Menendez draft on Immigration Reform calls for a national ID card (which they call a “biometric” or “fraud proof” social security card). Perhaps in a move to placate civil libertarians, the draft insists the card will only be used for employment.

It will be unlawful for any person, corporation; organization local, state, or federal law enforcement officer; local or state government; or any other entity to require or even ask an individual cardholder to produce their social security card for any purpose other than electronic verification of employment eligibility and verification of identity for Social Security Administration purposes.

Further, isn't the democratic party in support of card check for union elections?

I can't think of a good reason that they'd be against IDs for voting. Can you?