Posted on 04/28/2010 12:44:44 PM PDT by mc5cents
If you ran for president... oh wait.
Just thank God you don’t have to show ID to run for President! Phew!
to pawn something in a pawn shop
The federal government really does not want to see your identification papers. It only wants to see your credit card.
Liberals and Socialists and Maxists (I repeat myself) suck.
Try to get a kid on an AAU (or similar) sports team with out “papers” and BC.
in florida the new law to renew your license is that you have to show your birth cert. + 1 other form of id or proof of residency even though you have been licensed in the state for your whole driving carreerwhich for me is 39 years.....
In some stores that ask to see ID if you write a check or use a credit card.
Obamah wants to see your insurance PAPERS when your file your tax return.
To vote (at least in my precinct).
Don’t forget you have to show eight forms of ID and mortgage your first born to buy a bottle of Robitussin. (At least in MO you do!)
Many retail places, still, when you write a check. At the doctor’s office usually at least once each year.
Buying tobacco products.
Taking exams like the GRE, LSAT, MCAT
Taking a book out of the library.
Getting married.
Getting divorced.
Buying liquor if you look too young.
The other day I bought a can of spray paint, and the cash register needed to know if i was “of age”. (Cashier didn’t ask for my license, but could have.)
Use the old “It’s settled law” argument against the libs!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiibel_v._Sixth_Judicial_District_Court_of_Nevada
This 2004 ruling upheld that the cops have the right to ascertain identification.
In Texas, ID is required to purchase anything containing pseudoephedrine.
What next? Show ID to hire a prostitute? (Prostitute does NOT need ID).
doctor’s office
military base
use credit card
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