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Let me take off my PC hat for a moment (let’s face it, I rarely wear it, I hate hats...)

If you’re really at such a stage in life that you can’t afford, or can’t be bothered to get, a F***ING $13 STATE ID...are you really in any position to make a decision that affects the very fate of your nation and your fellow citizens?

10 posted on 12/13/2011 8:46:32 AM PST by RockinRight (If you're waiting to drink until you find pure water, you're going to die of dehydration.)

$13 STATE ID

When my state of South Carolina was working to get a Voter ID law passed, the RATS complained that low income voters would be disenfranchised as they had no money to pay for the ID. So the legislature (Republican majority) changed the law to make the taxpayers pay for the IDs so the IDs could be "free." Believe it or not, then the RATS complained that the low income voters were still disenfranchised as they had no transportation to the DMV to get their "free" ID. Unbelievable!

26 posted on 12/13/2011 9:01:56 AM PST by upchuck (Let's have the Revolution NOW before we get dumbed down to the point that we can't.)

Things or Actions that require ID
(Feel free to add to the list..

Cash a check
Make purchase with a check
Purchase bottle of MD 20/20 (Buy Alcohol)
Buy Ticket/ fly Airlines
Buy Ticket/ride Amtrack
Admission to Hospital / Doctors Office Visit
Purchase Automobile
Purchase Home/Auto Insurance
Pickup Narcotics/controlled Drugs at Drug Store

33 posted on 12/13/2011 9:09:27 AM PST by Robe (Rome did not create a great empire by talking, they did it by killing all those who opposed them)

If you’re really at such a stage in life that you can’t afford, or can’t be bothered to get, a F***ING $13 STATE ID

In CA, under certain circumstances, you can get a free ID. Voter ID laws will only disenfranchise people who are voting illegally, and that is the big scare that has been thrown into the dimwit tribe. I call for elimination of the mail in ballot unless it has a finger print on the envelope. All votes should be finger printed when they register and required to place their prints on the envelope when mailing the absentee ballot back in.