Originally Posted by JustDaveXxx

Interesting.

I don't see peoples right to vote being affected.


Everyone by law has to carry identification. Licenses, state ID, passport, etc. By law when a peace officer asks a citizen for his or her ID it must be presented by law as to establish the ID of that person for what ever reason.


I get asked for ID when I go to a bar, I get asked ID when I use my credit card, when I go in for medical services, when I buy scratchers at the market, When I buy spray pain at The Home Depot, When I buy Cigarettes, When I buy alcohol, when I rent a anything, etc.


My point is that in everyday life we are constantly getting asked to Identify ourselves to prove who we say we are.

Now that we get asked to ID ourselves prior to voting as to prevent voter fraud? And somehow thats unconstitutional?

People whining because they get asked to show something that they are suppose to always have on them. This is just comical to me.

Just Dave

Originally Posted by Rochard

I don't understand this either. Is it asking too much to show ID in order to vote? Shouldn't it be a basic requirement to prove who you are before you are allowed to vote?