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Mar 27, 2015 12:21:45   #
Workinman Loc: Bayou Pigeon
 
3jack wrote:
Since when does the Constitution require a citizen to have an ID, drivers license or passport? That document does provide for citizens to v**e. You do believe in the Constitution don't you?


Since when does the Constitution allow dead people, i******s and people to v**e multiple times? You do believe in the constitution don't you?

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Mar 27, 2015 12:52:26   #
paul.nancybowers Loc: Gowanda, NY
 
Making v****g easier? How hard is it to register and v**e?
v**er Id needed yes! Why not? It would make v****g more fair maybe but the ones that enjoy extra and uninformed v**es don't think so. The poor when they register they would get an ID card is that so hard? When you get a license you get a card showing a picture and a lot of information on it. V**er ID simply a name and picture or thumb print. Names and prints wouldn't be run through NICS checks. Don't trust the gov't don't get a card and don't v**e.

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Mar 27, 2015 13:25:42   #
3jack
 
Workinman wrote:
Since when does the Constitution allow dead people, i******s and people to v**e multiple times? You do believe in the constitution don't you?


There are legal matters that address illegal v****g and those matters do not include constitutional issues. If the constitution specifically addressed dead people v****g, i******s v****g, and people v****g multiple times you would have a valid point, but it doesn't It does address v****g privileges for citizens, without caveats.

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Mar 27, 2015 18:11:32   #
Workinman Loc: Bayou Pigeon
 
3jack wrote:
There are legal matters that address illegal v****g and those matters do not include constitutional issues. If the constitution specifically addressed dead people v****g, i******s v****g, and people v****g multiple times you would have a valid point, but it doesn't It does address v****g privileges for citizens, without caveats.


Exactly the point, either of our comments are in the Constitution but that does not say there is not a problem that needs to be lawfully addressed.

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Mar 27, 2015 20:08:52   #
texasace
 
Kevyn wrote:
It is common knowledge that a surpressed v**er turnout benifits republicans and a large v**er turnout benifits democrats. Democrats want every person eligible to v**e to be able to do so easily, republicans want to make it as difficult as possible. Making e******n days a federal holiday and insisting employers allow paid time off for v****g would be a good place to start. Early v****g, absentee v****g and automatic registration for citizens would all allow more eligible citizens to participate. Unfortunatly republicans want to prevent turnout so these things will not happen in the near future. V***r f***d is nearly non existant and is a felony in most cases. Just like gun laws the first step is to enforce the laws on the book not create new ones.
It is common knowledge that a surpressed v**er tur... (show quote)



Kevyn... Your ignorance knows no limit, and never ceases to amaze me. V***r f***d was reported in 13 states in the last e******n.

Many precincts in Ohio, Illinois, and Pennsylvania reported NOT EVEN ONE v**e for the GOP... impossible!!

V***r r**********n and TERM LIMITS are the only things that will save our great and glorious United States of America.

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Mar 30, 2015 08:59:02   #
lindajoy Loc: right here with you....
 
3jack wrote:
Since when does the Constitution require a citizen to have an ID, drivers license or passport? That document does provide for citizens to v**e. You do believe in the Constitution don't you?


Yes, I do, just not in v***r f***d~~~

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Mar 30, 2015 11:39:02   #
3jack
 
lindajoy wrote:
Yes, I do, just not in v***r f***d~~~


Oh, I see. As long as there are caveats to the constitution that supports your beliefs that there is massive v***r f***d, and that is another massive right wing lie, it's fine to ignore the provisions of that great document.

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Mar 30, 2015 12:18:39   #
RETW Loc: Washington
 
3jack wrote:
Since when does the Constitution require a citizen to have an ID, drivers license or passport? That document does provide for citizens to v**e. You do believe in the Constitution don't you?






Without sounding to redundant, the constitution does not say you have to get a drivers license, a pilot license,
A SS card, ID to buy alcohol, food stamps, or a hundred other things that identification is needed for. You can’t buy anything on credit unless you have ID. And you complain about the number one reason why you should have ID. Let me ask you something.
How many hours in a day do you practice being dumb? It’s working very well for you.

RETW



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Mar 30, 2015 14:03:16   #
3jack
 
RETW wrote:
Without sounding to redundant, the constitution does not say you have to get a drivers license, a pilot license,
A SS card, ID to buy alcohol, food stamps, or a hundred other things that identification is needed for. You can’t buy anything on credit unless you have ID. And you complain about the number one reason why you should have ID. Let me ask you something.
How many hours in a day do you practice being dumb? It’s working very well for you.

RETW




Hey ignoramus, none of the things you mentioned are covered in the Constitution, but the right to v**e is covered.

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Mar 30, 2015 16:11:34   #
RETW Loc: Washington
 
3jack wrote:
Hey ignoramus, none of the things you mentioned are covered in the Constitution, but the right to v**e is covered.






Dummy speaks. See if you can understand this?

No one, any where, is restricting v****g.

The proposals are to make sure the people that do v**e, are legal citizens of this country.

RETW

PS: some one sent me a picture of you doing what you do best. Really?

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