"It won't affect only dems. Never said it would. It will affect both D's and R's but D's to a greater extent. You should be smart enough to come up with a half dozen reasons why."
D's to a greater extent? We are all still waiting why you said "D's to a greater extent", mallcontent?
(You don't lose well, do ya?) How come you are so silent and have quit posting now?
I've given you all time to prove you are smart enough to figure it out and apparently none of you are. None of you have come up with even one reason.
I know you will reject any and all reasons I give you but, hell, I don't want to deprive you of the little entertainment you get here so will give you six.
In general many Democrats come from the poorer and older segments of society compared to Republicans.
1. They are less likely to have a drivers license ID. (there are many other forms of ID)
2. They are lower on the employment ladder and have a harder time getting time off to get to any place issuing ID's. (A citizen needs an ID to get a full time job from which he would find it hard to take time off)
3. Their lack of transportation makes it more difficult to get to any place issuing ID's. (They can get to the welfare office, it seems)
4. They can less afford to pay for an ID. (Give up a pack of cigarettes or the cell phone)
5. They are less likely to have a student ID. (there are many forms of ID)
6. They are less likely to have a state issued professional license ID. (LMFAO)
And you know all this to be true, in what way?
We should take this as your opinion, I suppose?
Every democrat I've met has an ID of some kind.
Are you suggesting that it is perfectly OK with you if non citizens vote in our elections? If not, how are we going to decide who votes and who doesn't?
I suggest that any adult that does not possess an ID, except in cases of recent loss, does so because they do not want people to know who they are.
And I say again, we all know the real reason dems are against this.
