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1 Ballotproof 8/6/2013, 4:34 pm
Floridatexan
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-august-5-2013/ballotproof
2 Re: Ballotproof 8/6/2013, 6:20 pm
Guest
Guest
totally stupid...
IDs to vote is commonsense, but that's never been a forte of the Democratic party.
1.TO BUY BEER.
2.TO BUY DRAINO.
3.TO BUY SUDAFED.
4.TO BUY CIGARETTES.
5.TO GET ON A PLANE.
6.TO GET INTO MOST LARGE OFFICE BUILDINGS IN NYC.
7.To use a Visa card for large purchases.
8.To get into Warner Bros., Sony Entertainment, and Universal Pictures.
9.To acquire a Visa to travel outside the country, and to re-enter the country at the border.
10.Open a bank account.
11.Cash a check at a bank.
12.Drive a car.
13.Tour a house for sale.
14.buy a gun
15.or ammunition,
16.walk into Costco
17.or Bjs,
18.return a item to a retail store,
19.oh yea I need to show it to register to vote
IDs to vote is commonsense, but that's never been a forte of the Democratic party.
1.TO BUY BEER.
2.TO BUY DRAINO.
3.TO BUY SUDAFED.
4.TO BUY CIGARETTES.
5.TO GET ON A PLANE.
6.TO GET INTO MOST LARGE OFFICE BUILDINGS IN NYC.
7.To use a Visa card for large purchases.
8.To get into Warner Bros., Sony Entertainment, and Universal Pictures.
9.To acquire a Visa to travel outside the country, and to re-enter the country at the border.
10.Open a bank account.
11.Cash a check at a bank.
12.Drive a car.
13.Tour a house for sale.
14.buy a gun
15.or ammunition,
16.walk into Costco
17.or Bjs,
18.return a item to a retail store,
19.oh yea I need to show it to register to vote
3 Re: Ballotproof 8/6/2013, 10:03 pm
VectorMan
Floridatexan wrote:
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-august-5-2013/ballotproof
Lame but typical.
4 Re: Ballotproof 8/6/2013, 10:38 pm
Guest
Guest
PACEDOG#1 wrote:totally stupid...
IDs to vote is commonsense, but that's never been a forte of the Democratic party.
1.TO BUY BEER.
2.TO BUY DRAINO.
3.TO BUY SUDAFED.
4.TO BUY CIGARETTES.
5.TO GET ON A PLANE.
6.TO GET INTO MOST LARGE OFFICE BUILDINGS IN NYC.
7.To use a Visa card for large purchases.
8.To get into Warner Bros., Sony Entertainment, and Universal Pictures.
9.To acquire a Visa to travel outside the country, and to re-enter the country at the border.
10.Open a bank account.
11.Cash a check at a bank.
12.Drive a car.
13.Tour a house for sale.
14.buy a gun
15.or ammunition,
16.walk into Costco
17.or Bjs,
18.return a item to a retail store,
19.oh yea I need to show it to register to vote
adopt a pet
purchase a home
purchase an automobile
purchase a gun
voter fraud
obtain a bank account
obtain a credit card
obtain a passport
write a check
make a credit card purchase
apply for a loan to purchase anything
to prove your age
to get married
to receive a marriage license
to drive
to buy a house
to close on a house
to get medical care
to get on a plane
to get insurance on anything
to get a job
to get a post office box
to get a hunting license
to get a fishing license
to get a business license
to cash a paycheck
rent an apartment
rent a hotel room
rent a car
rent furniture
rent tools and equipment
receive welfare
receive social security
receive food stamps
buy cigarettes
buy alcohol
buy a bus ticket
buy a cell phone
buy any antihistimine
go in to a casino
go in to a bar
go to college
have your water turned on
have your electricity turned on
have your cable turned on
have your gas turned on
obtain trash pick up service
pick up a package from the post office
pick up a package from fed ex
pick up a package from ups
pick up a prescription
so how is it against poor people again to have a ID?
5 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 9:50 am
Floridatexan
Every voter is registered by the Supervisor of Elections. There's no reason to impose any other restrictions on voters, except if the goal is to disenfranchise them. One lady in NC said, although she had voted in every election her entire adult life, she was born in a small town at home and had no birth certificate. Many seniors don't drive and have no need for a driver's license. The requirement that they get a state ID is an undue and harsh burden for some and amounts to a poll tax on those who want to continue voting as they've always done. And the ONLY reason to purge voter rolls or stiffen voting requirements is the GOP, a failing and irrelevant party whose only recourse at this stage is to CHEAT.
6 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 9:53 am
Joanimaroni
Floridatexan wrote:
Every voter is registered by the Supervisor of Elections. There's no reason to impose any other restrictions on voters, except if the goal is to disenfranchise them. One lady in NC said, although she had voted in every election her entire adult life, she was born in a small town at home and had no birth certificate. Many seniors don't drive and have no need for a driver's license. The requirement that they get a state ID is an undue and harsh burden for some and amounts to a poll tax on those who want to continue voting as they've always done. And the ONLY reason to purge voter rolls or stiffen voting requirements is the GOP, a failing and irrelevant party whose only recourse at this stage is to CHEAT.
Do you show ID to vote?
7 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 9:59 am
knothead
The noose is slowly tightening around the neck of the GOP whether it be voter purges, immigration, women's right of choice, a fairer tax code are only some of the issues that will eventually choke the life out of these current GOPers and it is my hope I live to see them come back to a moderate old fashioned Ike era party.
8 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 10:54 am
Sal
Floridatexan wrote:
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-august-5-2013/ballotproof
Funny bit.
I really thought I'd miss Stewart over this summer, but John Oliver has been consistently hilarious, and appears to be having the time of his life.
It's been fun watching him.
I hope the Comedy Network has the good sense to reward him with his own show.
9 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 11:25 am
Guest
Guest
Floridatexan wrote:
Every voter is registered by the Supervisor of Elections. There's no reason to impose any other restrictions on voters, except if the goal is to disenfranchise them. One lady in NC said, although she had voted in every election her entire adult life, she was born in a small town at home and had no birth certificate. Many seniors don't drive and have no need for a driver's license. The requirement that they get a state ID is an undue and harsh burden for some and amounts to a poll tax on those who want to continue voting as they've always done. And the ONLY reason to purge voter rolls or stiffen voting requirements is the GOP, a failing and irrelevant party whose only recourse at this stage is to CHEAT.
Had she driven? Had she written a check or used a credit card lately? Hmmm both things that you ignore that require an ID to make a transaction. Poll tax my buttocks. States can GIVE these to people and often do just as an ID where warranted. Polls have to be regulated because we already KNOW that Democrats vote often and in multiple states.
10 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 11:27 am
Guest
Guest
knothead wrote:The noose is slowly tightening around the neck of the GOP whether it be voter purges, immigration, women's right of choice, a fairer tax code are only some of the issues that will eventually choke the life out of these current GOPers and it is my hope I live to see them come back to a moderate old fashioned Ike era party.
IDs have been required since I started voting in 1981. There were ID requirements before that time as well. How is a poll worker to know who you are or even if you are registered to vote unless you show ID? What do you think a voter ID card is for? WTH?
11 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 11:36 am
VectorMan
Floridatexan wrote:
Every voter is registered by the Supervisor of Elections. There's no reason to impose any other restrictions on voters, except if the goal is to disenfranchise them. One lady in NC said, although she had voted in every election her entire adult life, she was born in a small town at home and had no birth certificate. Many seniors don't drive and have no need for a driver's license. The requirement that they get a state ID is an undue and harsh burden for some and amounts to a poll tax on those who want to continue voting as they've always done. And the ONLY reason to purge voter rolls or stiffen voting requirements is the GOP, a failing and irrelevant party whose only recourse at this stage is to CHEAT.
You need a little cheese with that whine?
CHEAT!? - LOL - Pot. Meet kettle.
Is your head about to explode? LOL
12 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 11:54 am
Guest
Guest
There is a leftist agenda to undermine confidence in the election process... ask george soros how it works.
13 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 1:10 pm
Floridatexan
Joanimaroni wrote:Floridatexan wrote:
Every voter is registered by the Supervisor of Elections. There's no reason to impose any other restrictions on voters, except if the goal is to disenfranchise them. One lady in NC said, although she had voted in every election her entire adult life, she was born in a small town at home and had no birth certificate. Many seniors don't drive and have no need for a driver's license. The requirement that they get a state ID is an undue and harsh burden for some and amounts to a poll tax on those who want to continue voting as they've always done. And the ONLY reason to purge voter rolls or stiffen voting requirements is the GOP, a failing and irrelevant party whose only recourse at this stage is to CHEAT.
Do you show ID to vote?
That's funny...of course I do because Florida enacted a voter suppression...um, ID law. I've voted in the same voter precinct since 1980.
14 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 1:14 pm
Floridatexan
PACEDOG#1 wrote:knothead wrote:The noose is slowly tightening around the neck of the GOP whether it be voter purges, immigration, women's right of choice, a fairer tax code are only some of the issues that will eventually choke the life out of these current GOPers and it is my hope I live to see them come back to a moderate old fashioned Ike era party.
IDs have been required since I started voting in 1981. There were ID requirements before that time as well. How is a poll worker to know who you are or even if you are registered to vote unless you show ID? What do you think a voter ID card is for? WTH?
A voter card should be plenty of ID, because it indicates that a person has registered with the local supervisor of elections. The signature on the card should match the signature on the voter rolls. That's how it was always done.
15 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 3:00 pm
Guest
Guest
Floridatexan wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:knothead wrote:The noose is slowly tightening around the neck of the GOP whether it be voter purges, immigration, women's right of choice, a fairer tax code are only some of the issues that will eventually choke the life out of these current GOPers and it is my hope I live to see them come back to a moderate old fashioned Ike era party.
IDs have been required since I started voting in 1981. There were ID requirements before that time as well. How is a poll worker to know who you are or even if you are registered to vote unless you show ID? What do you think a voter ID card is for? WTH?
A voter card should be plenty of ID, because it indicates that a person has registered with the local supervisor of elections. The signature on the card should match the signature on the voter rolls. That's how it was always done.
Picture ID is better. Anyone can roll up with a card and pretend it is them. And unless you have a calligraphy expert at every poll watching every old person voter booth worker, it's suspect to fraud. PIC ID IS WAY TO GO. Take a couple bucks out of their welfare checks to pay for the ID.
16 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 3:02 pm
Sal
PACEDOG#1 wrote:
Picture ID is better. Anyone can roll up with a card and pretend it is them.
A solution in search of a problem, ...
... unless the problem is too many black people voting, ...
... then, you're on to something.
17 Re: Ballotproof 8/7/2013, 3:03 pm
Guest
Guest
Sal wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:
Picture ID is better. Anyone can roll up with a card and pretend it is them.
A solution in search of a problem, ...
... unless the problem is too many black people voting, ...
... then, you're on to something.
Tossing out the race card because you have no other argument? The problem and documented on Youtube is that democrats of all colors voted more than once and in different states. One vote one PIC ID.
18 Re: Ballotproof 8/8/2013, 8:20 am
Guest
Guest
Sal wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:
Picture ID is better. Anyone can roll up with a card and pretend it is them.
A solution in search of a problem, ...
... unless the problem is too many black people voting, ...
... then, you're on to something.
again, what is the problem with a pic id to vote? these poor people have to have picture ID to get welfare or even a job.
on edit: BTW there are more poor white people in this country so keep your race card.
what you really want is illegals to be able to vote?
19 Re: Ballotproof 8/9/2013, 2:14 pm
Floridatexan
Which might be a valid argument, except that the incidences of actual voter fraud are almost nil. This is nothing more than the new Jim Crow...designed to nullify voter rights and give advantage to an increasingly irrelevant political party that shamelessly devotes all time and energy to serving the needs of the corporate state and the MIC, to the detriment of the vast majority of our citizens.PACEDOG#1 wrote:Picture ID is better. Anyone can roll up with a card and pretend it is them. And unless you have a calligraphy expert at every poll watching every old person voter booth worker, it's suspect to fraud. PIC ID IS WAY TO GO. Take a couple bucks out of their welfare checks to pay for the ID.Floridatexan wrote:A voter card should be plenty of ID, because it indicates that a person has registered with the local supervisor of elections. The signature on the card should match the signature on the voter rolls. That's how it was always done.PACEDOG#1 wrote:IDs have been required since I started voting in 1981. There were ID requirements before that time as well. How is a poll worker to know who you are or even if you are registered to vote unless you show ID? What do you think a voter ID card is for? WTH?knothead wrote:The noose is slowly tightening around the neck of the GOP whether it be voter purges, immigration, women's right of choice, a fairer tax code are only some of the issues that will eventually choke the life out of these current GOPers and it is my hope I live to see them come back to a moderate old fashioned Ike era party.
20 Re: Ballotproof 8/9/2013, 2:15 pm
Floridatexan
You're lying.PACEDOG#1 wrote:Tossing out the race card because you have no other argument? The problem and documented on Youtube is that democrats of all colors voted more than once and in different states. One vote one PIC ID.Sal wrote:A solution in search of a problem, ...PACEDOG#1 wrote:
Picture ID is better. Anyone can roll up with a card and pretend it is them.
... unless the problem is too many black people voting, ...
... then, you're on to something.
21 Re: Ballotproof 8/9/2013, 2:17 pm
gulfbeachbandit
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/03/11/cincinnati-poll-worker-charged-with-voting-half-dozen-times-in-november/Floridatexan wrote:You're lying.PACEDOG#1 wrote:Tossing out the race card because you have no other argument? The problem and documented on Youtube is that democrats of all colors voted more than once and in different states. One vote one PIC ID.Sal wrote:A solution in search of a problem, ...PACEDOG#1 wrote:
Picture ID is better. Anyone can roll up with a card and pretend it is them.
... unless the problem is too many black people voting, ...
... then, you're on to something.
22 Re: Ballotproof 8/10/2013, 10:17 am
Guest
Guest
How convenient of you to ignore what said.Floridatexan wrote:Which might be a valid argument, except that the incidences of actual voter fraud are almost nil. This is nothing more than the new Jim Crow...designed to nullify voter rights and give advantage to an increasingly irrelevant political party that shamelessly devotes all time and energy to serving the needs of the corporate state and the MIC, to the detriment of the vast majority of our citizens.PACEDOG#1 wrote:Picture ID is better. Anyone can roll up with a card and pretend it is them. And unless you have a calligraphy expert at every poll watching every old person voter booth worker, it's suspect to fraud. PIC ID IS WAY TO GO. Take a couple bucks out of their welfare checks to pay for the ID.Floridatexan wrote:A voter card should be plenty of ID, because it indicates that a person has registered with the local supervisor of elections. The signature on the card should match the signature on the voter rolls. That's how it was always done.PACEDOG#1 wrote:IDs have been required since I started voting in 1981. There were ID requirements before that time as well. How is a poll worker to know who you are or even if you are registered to vote unless you show ID? What do you think a voter ID card is for? WTH?knothead wrote:The noose is slowly tightening around the neck of the GOP whether it be voter purges, immigration, women's right of choice, a fairer tax code are only some of the issues that will eventually choke the life out of these current GOPers and it is my hope I live to see them come back to a moderate old fashioned Ike era party.
how is using a picture ID against poor blacks?
many poor blacks are on welfare and YOU HVE TO HVE ID to be ON WELFARE/FOOD STAMPS.
and also there are MORE POOR WHITES in this country than poor blacks by numbers. so who again is being discriminated against?
23 Re: Ballotproof 8/16/2013, 2:31 pm
Floridatexan
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2012/10/the-ballot-cops/309085/
ELECTION 2012OCTOBER 2012
The Ballot Cops
"Thirty years ago, the Republican National Committee was accused of violating the Voting Rights Act and ordered to cease its “ballot security” efforts. Now an organization called True the Vote wants to pick up where the RNC left off, by building a nationwide army to root out voter fraud—or, some would say, to suppress voter turnout..."
25 Re: Ballotproof 8/16/2013, 9:15 pm
knothead
********************************************************. wrote:How convenient of you to ignore what said.Floridatexan wrote:Which might be a valid argument, except that the incidences of actual voter fraud are almost nil. This is nothing more than the new Jim Crow...designed to nullify voter rights and give advantage to an increasingly irrelevant political party that shamelessly devotes all time and energy to serving the needs of the corporate state and the MIC, to the detriment of the vast majority of our citizens.PACEDOG#1 wrote:Picture ID is better. Anyone can roll up with a card and pretend it is them. And unless you have a calligraphy expert at every poll watching every old person voter booth worker, it's suspect to fraud. PIC ID IS WAY TO GO. Take a couple bucks out of their welfare checks to pay for the ID.Floridatexan wrote:A voter card should be plenty of ID, because it indicates that a person has registered with the local supervisor of elections. The signature on the card should match the signature on the voter rolls. That's how it was always done.PACEDOG#1 wrote:IDs have been required since I started voting in 1981. There were ID requirements before that time as well. How is a poll worker to know who you are or even if you are registered to vote unless you show ID? What do you think a voter ID card is for? WTH?knothead wrote:The noose is slowly tightening around the neck of the GOP whether it be voter purges, immigration, women's right of choice, a fairer tax code are only some of the issues that will eventually choke the life out of these current GOPers and it is my hope I live to see them come back to a moderate old fashioned Ike era party.
how is using a picture ID against poor blacks?
many poor blacks are on welfare and YOU HVE TO HVE ID to be ON WELFARE/FOOD STAMPS.
and also there are MORE POOR WHITES in this country than poor blacks by numbers. so who again is being discriminated against?
Can't provide a link but my gut tells me that poor whites do not turn out to vote like blacks . . . .
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