texas id law

[francisco acosta]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/30/texas-voter-id-law_n_18433...

I'm really happy that the liberals want to protect me from the evil people that want me to prove that I'm a registered voter. You know; since I'm Latino for them I'm automatically poor and unable to amass enough wealth to pay $25 for an ID.

 Also they know that for me is hard to find transportation private or public to go to a dmv office on my own, and could you image a Latino filing a form?, we cant barely read.
Do these condescending sobs really think that of me?. If you are a legal resident in this country you have an ID!; for driving, for government assistance, for cashing a check, going to school, etc. Why is the federal government making it hard for the states (that should be sovereign on this and other matters) to control and clean their voting rolls. Think that maybe the would like to have people vote several times and in several places for the ones that promises them all the freebies. Funny how Jimmy Carter goes on international trips to "monitor" elections on other countries, should clean his own house first!
I would like you to go to Mexico and try to vote with out and ID

wake up muchachitos

[francisco acosta]

In this country we have elections on work days...why?, is it to make it hard on the people that works go to the polling place?

[Helen]

Amanda, here goes.  Make sure everyone who is legally eligible to vote goes to their city/town office and registers to vote.  They have to show identification, just like I did when I registered to vote originally and each time I have moved.  I show the license, they register me.  Not difficult. 

Then on election day, I walk in, walk up to the table and show the same ID..  I get to vote. 

If each person who is legally eligible to vote follows the rules, it is simple.  Only those who aren't eligible to vote have a problem.  That is what is supposed to happen.  I show an ID at Publix to write a check, at the bank to take out a loan, at the airport to get on a plane... no issues if one is legal. 

One legally entitled person, one legal ID, and one legal vote. 

[amanda choate]

I am alone here, but here goes, make sure that everyone who is eligible has the right to vote. That they are not being disenfranchised. That is the most important thing. That everyone who is elgible gets to vote. That is the priority, not a restriction of access to the polls. That is what dictators do, they make it harder to vote not easier

One man, one vote.

[Barry Lee Phillips]

Francisco,

I am very glad you are here.  I have a good friend in Miami who has no patience with liberals and leftists.  You see, he remembers what it was like growing up in Cuba under Castro.  When then Senator Obama was running for President, Gustavo immediately recognized that Obama would attempt to promote a socialist agenda if he became President.  He told me, "Been there, done that and I want no part of it!"

The Obama adminstration is fighting state photo i.d. laws tooth and nail.  Why?  Because they want to load up the ballot box with illegally cast votes to swing the election in their favor.  There is no limt to their lawlessness.