1. An electrical crew from Alabama which came up to help New Jersey was turned away. Why? Its members were non-union.

    This is why America needs a national right to work law.
  2. You want a complete list of things you need I.D. for? Asking for someone to have one to vote is very reasonable.
  3. Maybe not if there are many people who don't have one. And it's legislation to fix a non-issue. It will worsen the voter turnout and therefore hurt the US democracy. Which is sad.
  4. You know how easy it is to get one?

  5. Is it if you're old enough to have been born when birth certificates weren't standard procedure? Or if you're actually so poor that the little fee it takes may stop you from getting to eat that day? It's clearly legislation to help Romney win, that's why it's so appalling. If it wasn't with a clear intent like that it wouldn't be as horrible.
  6. Thats nice. Mine cost 10 bucks. Some of the states passing these laws give you them for free.

  7. That might be true, and it might be true that it's not unreasonable, but as Olof pointed out, none of these changes the fact that this is a non-issue.
    If it were Iran with the whole voting fraud thing we have going on, I would insist on it. But in the US there is really no need for it. If it ain't broke, don't fix it, right?
  8. Thats nice, but the amount of dead people, and felons that voted for Al Franken was bigger than the margin of error in that race.
  9. 10 bucks. That's probably a food for more than one day for someone who still has the right to vote I'd guess. Dunno.

    The gaffe mentioned at the beginning of the article makes it really disgusting