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jphelan
jphelan
Nov 1, 2016
9:43am
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How about a Social Security Number ---- or a casino rewards card?
hoops2
hoops2
Nov 1, 2016
11:31am
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Actually it is a 6 point system; which is about 2 pieces of id . Not that difficult & you only have to do it once

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Originally posted by: billryan
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Originally posted by: hoops2
On his way to Ft Hamilton billy could have stopped at any one of a dozen DMV offices to get his mother's non-driver photo id.

I guess billy isn't as smart as he claims to be



Except to get a non drivers ID in NY, you must present photo ID to prove who you are.
There is a twenty point system that you must meet. Without a state issued ID or a valid passport it isn't as easy, and still would have involved taking a day off to do it.


OddsWrkin
OddsWrkin
Nov 1, 2016
12:13pm
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Anybody that doesn't have a valid ID does have lots of free time on their hands.

It's a diversion folks.

Nothing more.

The demobrats keep bringing up the numbers regarding voter fraud. There are absolutely no valid numbers on this subject. Those practicing fraudulent activities have a risk of jail time, so, they attempt to avoid detection.
alanleroyII
alanleroyII
Nov 1, 2016
1:00pm
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Originally posted by: hoops2
Actually it is a 6 point system; which is about 2 pieces of id . Not that difficult & you only have to do it once

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Originally posted by: billryan
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Originally posted by: hoops2
On his way to Ft Hamilton billy could have stopped at any one of a dozen DMV offices to get his mother's non-driver photo id.

I guess billy isn't as smart as he claims to be



Except to get a non drivers ID in NY, you must present photo ID to prove who you are.
There is a twenty point system that you must meet. Without a state issued ID or a valid passport it isn't as easy, and still would have involved taking a day off to do it.
I know! Set up select Uber Drivers with portable government ID application systems. They go around helping needy people get ID. Take their picture, fingerprint, retinal scan then scan their proof of citizenship and...off they go to the next poor person who is incapable of getting ID without help. Fund it through donations of those who are concerned about how hard it is for some people to get ID. Pay them $15 a sign up. It could be part of the New Gig economy.


billryan
billryan
Nov 1, 2016
2:28pm
Block User
If the powers that be wanted it to be so, it would. That's why you get more complaints in Republican controlled states. They understand they are at a disadvantage if everyone can vote. Heck, some of them seem to want to take the woman's vote away.
forkushV
forkushV
Nov 1, 2016
2:55pm
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Originally posted by: hoops2
90 cases in Texas alone with 70 convictions
It's been five days since you were challenged to back up that claim.

And I still don't believe you.
IndyBoilerman
IndyBoilerman
Nov 1, 2016
11:13pm
Block User
My brother bought a Philadelphia area townhouse some 2.5 years ago. The previous owner moved out of state and is still living out of state. A Democrat "get out to vote" lady stopped by my brother's place a few days back looking for the previous owner.................apparently he was a registered Democrat.

This a great system the Democrats are running (sarcasm) if they believe that Mr. Lopez should be voting in Pennsylvania after living out of state for 32 months. The Democrats go out of their way not to catch cheaters.


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Originally posted by: OddsWrkin
Anybody that doesn't have a valid ID does have lots of free time on their hands.

It's a diversion folks.

Nothing more.

The demobrats keep bringing up the numbers regarding voter fraud. There are absolutely no valid numbers on this subject. Those practicing fraudulent activities have a risk of jail time, so, they attempt to avoid detection.


IndyBoilerman
IndyBoilerman
Nov 1, 2016
11:17pm
Block User
Republicans are at a disadvantage when Democrats vote twice, and when Illegals vote.


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Originally posted by: billryan
If the powers that be wanted it to be so, it would. That's why you get more complaints in Republican controlled states. They understand they are at a disadvantage if everyone can vote. Heck, some of them seem to want to take the woman's vote away.


forkushV
forkushV
Nov 2, 2016
12:17am
Block User
So who is going to check the ID of all those Republicans who vote by mail (absentee)? I'm beginning to think no one wants to touch that question.
lvfritz
lvfritz
Nov 2, 2016
12:25am
Block User
The same folks who check the Dem absentee IDs......to get an absentee ballot you would also have to show an ID. Inconvenient, yes. Ain't that a shame......it would be inconvenient the first time you'd absentee vote.
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