56% Oppose Holder's Blocking of Texas Voter ID Law

[sweetwater5s9]

72% of Likely U.S. Voters believe voters should be required to show photo identification such as a driver’s license before being allowed to vote.

Only 22% are opposed to the photo ID requirement.

• 56% Oppose Justice Department’s Blocking of Texas Voter ID Law

[gwboolean]

That's bullshit Sweetlips.  The fact is that almost all Americans don't buy into your reintroduction of Jim Crow laws.  Nice try.

[hoosier_daddy]

real voter fraud occurs after the actual voting....there are no real demonstrable cases of voter fraud in any amount to effect any outcome.  typical republican bullshit- pass a law to stop something that isn't even occurring...

[stretch351c]

To stupid to look for yourself gaywad? http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/general_politics/march_2012/56_oppose_justice_department_s_blocking_of_texas_voter_id_law

[sweetwater5s9]

At least the majority see through Holder's bs... 

[August West]

We never needed voter ID laws until we had a black president. Interesting.

[sweetwater5s9]

The call for voter ID laws began long before Obama.

[hoosier_daddy]

so far, in the lily-white GOP state contests, there have been two changed results....i assume since the republican party makes their own rules they can have as many photo ID laws as they want, and there is no ACORN to blame, no black dudes dressed in camo in front of the voting areas to scare the white folks, and THEY STILL GOT TWO WHOLE ELECTIONS WRONG....and they are telling normal people how to run a competent election?  fix your own dumbass party elections first, then you might can try to tell the rest of us what to do...WHERE ARE YOUR PAPERZ!!!!

[stretch351c]

Those were errors in tabulation ho boy. You really are a low grade moron aren't you. Sorry rhetorical question

[hoosier_daddy]

that is the point, dipshit.  there is no real evidence of any voter fraud enough to affect even a small local election...think about it, moron.  even you can see how senseless it is to think people can just show up and vote if they are not registered first...are republicans trying to be stupid?

[sweetwater5s9]

The first Voter ID laws were passed in 2003, and as of September 2011, 30 U.S. states require some form of photo or non-photo identification.




In 2004, Arizona passed a law requiring voters to bring a state-issued photo ID to the polling place. Similar proposals were discussed in various other states and were passed in most cases. In several states a person's citizenship status is noted on their photo ID.

Indiana passed a law in 2005 requiring a photo ID be shown by all voters before casting ballots.  Civil rights groups in Indiana launched a lawsuit that reached the Supreme Court, Crawford v. Marion County Election Board.

The Court ruled that the law was constitional, paving the way for expanded laws in other states.

[stretch351c]

To stupid to do any research I see homo boy
http://www.naplesnews.com/blogs/council-constitutional-principles/2012/feb/03/gpppppppppppppppppp/


http://patdollard.com/2012/01/new-york-democrat-voter-fraud-is-one-of-our-%E2%80%9Cnormal-political-tactics%E2%80%9D/

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2011/12/four-ny-democrats-plead-guilty-to-voter-fraud/