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Aloha. I want to state that I respect both women and men and their ideas. It is clear to me that some posters do not have a lot of respect for one or the other gender and their views.
I really do think we need to have laws that encourage real people to show up and show I.D. in order to vote in public elections. I think the chance of certain groups manipulating people and voting is very high. Some would go so far to pick them up at their homes and PAY them to vote. To me that destroys the very essence of fair elections. I don't think that most people dislike new immigrants at all. I would say that I speak for the majority of people in the U.S. when I say that good people are welcome and those that want to sell people or drugs are not. All around us in Florida we have so many great examples of hard working, saving, diligent and honest immigrants who want to be a success in this great land. And then there are a few who are here to harm us and use us. We need SOME controls to keep the bad people out. I have a REAL problem as a mother understanding how anyone could allow their child to come here or anywhere far from home unattended by someone who will protect them. It goes against ALL instinct that women are born with and all the high oxytocin we keep once we become a mother. |
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My concern is that laws are being passed with no evidence that they actually solve a real problem. They appear to be based on the idea of "someone MIGHT" do something. I believe that was the point of the post "laws being passed in search of a problem". There have been literally hundreds of millions of dollars donated and spent in the last 6 months to prove massive election manipulation and fraud. And yet, so far there is no proof. LOTS of talking, but no proof. So, my question is, is it more important to stop 100 illegal votes at the cost of denying potentially thousand of legal voters the right to vote? |
Questions about the whole voting fraud and voting rights issues:
Does voting on a workday help or hinder some legal voting? Does having limited voting places so people have to stand in line for hours help or hinder legal voting? Does requiring yet another "legal" especially for voting help or hinder legal voting? I am all for stopping illegal votes. But just how much of a problem is it really? And how many legal votes are prevented or inhibited by the measures being taken? How about a "voter impact" analysis be required for ANY law that established or changes rules for voting? |
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Is your idea to show that IN ADDITION to the identification required when you register to vote ? Then that registration is sent to your home address. But you suggest that we show ID twice, in addition to the registration being hand checked ?? "Some would go so far to pick them up at their homes and PAY them to vote." Could you supply some sort of definition as to SOME"might be.....a terrible accusation to make in such and general unsupported way |
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FYI, the last state I voted at only asked for a verbal name and address when you voted. I could have voted for my father if I wished because they did not ask for any form of ID. In Florida, they did not ask me for any proof when I registered but they did ask me for my ID when I voted. Although, ID other than a passport or birth certificate (or naturalization) is not proof of citizenship. And in Florida, if you wish to change your affiliation, you can do it on line without any proof. |
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And all for no known reason... " a broad coalition of top government and industry officials is declaring that the Nov. 3 voting and the following count unfolded smoothly with no more than the usual minor hiccups." "......“the most secure in American history.” Per "Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency " Repudiating Trump, officials say election '''most secure''' "Federal election infrastructure officials said in a joint statement on Thursday that the 2020 election was the "most secure in American history." 2020 election "most secure in history," security officials say |
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My objection is to the claim and posts that say you can vote with no ID, skipping the hard part....registerinG I am trying to recall when i changed my party affiliation I think I also needed the PHOTO identification and maybe one other form......I may be getting that mixed with the various forms of identification used at DMV. I might add I found voting by mail in 2020 a bit more difficult than going to the polls.....Although since all elections are run by the state, at my age, they all run together |
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