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Originally Posted by Guest
You want a little twist on this thread, how about all the states that are enacting voter id laws that make it hard for minorities to obtain one, and eliminating many polling arears in minority parts of their state causing lines or two or three hours o voting day.
When SC enacted their voter id law, one of their spokesman was interviewed by Fox News. This spokesman said that there were over 100,000 people registered in two places. Fox News reporter stated, "since this is the case, how can anyone argue that you don't need a voter id law." Any news reporter with a brain, would have asked, " how many of these people voted twice?" If you know that they were registered twice, you certainly knew if they voted twice.
If they don't find any substantial voter fraud, what are the chances that voting will be made easier for minority US citizens? How about none!
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So, you are saying that minorities are too stupid to get ID's??? You sound like a racist.
I guess you are too young to remember when there was NO early voting. Yes, we stood in line to vote. Some of you probably stand in longer restaurant lines to eat.
Besides, it's a myth that minorities would not be able to vote if a voter ID law was passed.
And, in case you forgot or maybe you didn't; the U.S. Constitution says (and that's federal law for those of you that say it's flexible) that ONLY US citizens may vote in our elections. How do you prove that you are a US citizen? Well, one way is to have voter ID. If I was governor, I would put a copy of that law at every election polling station and not allow anyone a vote unless they could prove they were a U.S. citizen. I would like to see the Supreme Court fight that one.