It makes perfect sense to me that a voter should identify himself when he goes to vote. I had not voted for a very long time during the 70s. I was able to vote for the first time after 1971, but did not exercise the right. When I finally did go to vote, I went in with my ID out to show that I was who I said I was, and they said it was not necessary. I was astounded at the prospect of a
On May 2, 1:55 pm, babeejm <jmtsm...@cox.net> wrote: On May 2, 1:51 pm, last_p...@rogers.com wrote: Requiring a photo ID is an extraordinarily small price to pay for maintaining some electoral integrity. Even Jimmy Carter realizes that. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Supremes Uphold Election Integrity Government Michael M. Bates May 2, 2008 Heaven knows Jimmy
On May 2, 1:51 pm, last_p...@rogers.com wrote: Requiring a photo ID is an extraordinarily small price to pay for maintaining some electoral integrity. Even Jimmy Carter realizes that. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Supremes Uphold Election Integrity Government Michael M. Bates May 2, 2008 Heaven knows Jimmy Carter is wrong much of the time. Yet even the former president has his better
Requiring a photo ID is an extraordinarily small price to pay for maintaining some electoral integrity. Even Jimmy Carter realizes that. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Supremes Uphold Election Integrity Government Michael M. Bates May 2, 2008 Heaven knows Jimmy Carter is wrong much of the time. Yet even the former president has his better days. One of them occurred during his service as co-chair of
