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Justice Dept blocks TX voter ID law

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Therein lies the problem. What are you going to use as the basis for seeing if they're an "actual US citizen?"

 

Only way I guess is drivers license and 1 more form that matches up. No library cards allowed.

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Only way I guess is drivers license and 1 more form that matches up. No library cards allowed.

 

You misunderstood my question.

 

What would cause someone working the table to say someone is maybe not an actual US citizen?

Only way I guess is drivers license and 1 more form that matches up. No library cards allowed.

 

Question...in order for me to get an LFPL card, I had to show picture ID...why wouldn't a form of identification that required picture ID to acquire not be acceptable?

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You misunderstood my question.

 

What would cause someone working the table to say someone is maybe not an actual US citizen?

 

Dare I say it but (looks), yes I said racial profile, sorry but it is true in most cases.

 

Question...in order for me to get an LFPL card, I had to show picture ID...why wouldn't a form of identification that required picture ID to acquire not be acceptable?

 

Still it may be too easy to forge.

I show my license (photo ID) and sign by my name. I assumed that was the requirement, but as I've learned in this thread, it is not; however, I think that's the way it should be.

Dare I say it but (looks), yes I said racial profile, sorry but it is true in most cases.

 

 

 

Still it may be too easy to forge.

 

How? I have to go to the library, show my id, they enter the information into their system, and scan a barcoded card into my profile.

Only way I guess is drivers license and 1 more form that matches up. No library cards allowed.

 

By the way...you don't have to be a US citizen to get a driver's license.

I show my license (photo ID) and sign by my name. I assumed that was the requirement, but as I've learned in this thread, it is not; however, I think that's the way it should be.
Same here. I actually find it alarming that it is not a requirement.

I show my ID and sign my name next to my prnted name and address on the voter roll. Every time.

Dare I say it but (looks), yes I said racial profile, sorry but it is true in most cases.

 

 

 

Still it may be too easy to forge.

 

So whites can vote ID free and blacks and Hispanics better have ID and birth certificates or citizenship papers. I'll pass that on to the four non whites in Rockcastle County.

I've had to show photo ID every time, as well as sign the roll.

 

I can't imagine why anyone would have an issue with that.

I've had to show photo ID every time, as well as sign the roll.

 

I can't imagine why anyone would have an issue with that.

 

 

Me either.

So whites can vote ID free and blacks and Hispanics better have ID and birth certificates or citizenship papers. I'll pass that on to the four non whites in Rockcastle County.

 

So, illegal Canadians won't be questioned...is that what you're saying? :D

 

So, illegal Canadians won't be questioned...is that what you're saying? :D

 

At least not if mountainref is at the voting precinct. At least he admits he racially profiles though. It's better to know.

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