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1 posted on 07/07/2006 10:46:22 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
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Who are the two nimrods who lack the necessary ID to vote and would have an undue burden to obtain said ID? Has anyone challenged the veracity of their claim? If they are that enfeebled, perhaps they need guardians appointed. We all know the real reason for the opposition is to enable voter fraud. The tortured protestations otherwise are insulting.
2 posted on 07/07/2006 10:56:42 PM PDT by NonValueAdded ("I'm all in favor of a dignified retirement: Why not try it on Kerry as a pilot program?" M. Steyn)
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>>>"requiring proof like photo ID is unconstitutional burden"<<<

Go tell that to the Mexicans, Judge. They require photo ID to vote and just had a very orderly and, by most accounts, including international observers, an amazingly fraud fee election.

Or maybe your satisfied with a lower standard than Mexico for the US.....so you can retain power - with down home fraud!!

5 posted on 07/07/2006 11:07:13 PM PDT by HardStarboard (Hey, march some more - its helping get the wall built!)
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Biggest load of crap I've ever heard.


6 posted on 07/07/2006 11:08:31 PM PDT by SoCar (Get rid of Goober Graham!)
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A Judge, aiding and abetting the planning of a felony. Ain't that rich? Attention all dummies,,,you use te SAME ID you used to REGISTER. That hard to understrand? Where ya from, New York???


8 posted on 07/07/2006 11:11:17 PM PDT by Waco
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The Judge reveals his ignorance:

Look South - Americans could learn from Mexican elections. --Despite this ruckus, Mexicans have something to teach Americans about how to run an election. Many types of vote fraud that have been alleged in American elections simply could not occur in Mexico. After Mexico’s 1988 election, when the Institutional Revolutionary party (PRI) was accused of staging a computer crash that gave them the votes needed to stay in power, major reforms were implemented. To begin, Mexico spends much more than the U.S. on measures to prevent vote fraud. All voters in Mexico must present voter IDs at the polls, which include not only a photo but also a thumbprint. Opponents of a photo-voter-ID system in the United States argue that any such system would keep voters from the polls — and would impact mostly lower-income voters. Yet in Mexico, where about 40 percent of the population is below the poverty line, strict voter-ID rules have actually increased voter turnout .

13 posted on 07/08/2006 3:12:20 AM PDT by backhoe (Just an Old Keyboard Cowboy, Ridin' the Trakball into the Dawn of Information)
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I personally feel having to put up idiotic decisions with liberal judges is an unconstitutional burden.

But, hopefully, the Georgia Supreme court will bitch slap this judge just like it did the one who ruled the gay marriage amendment unconstitutional.

16 posted on 07/08/2006 4:46:09 AM PDT by apillar
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What an absolute moronic finding! So photo ID is unconstitutional? What about Drivers Licenses? What about Passports? What about workplace ID badges? The purpose of all of these photo IDs is to identify the person holding the badge or license. It seems rather stupid beyond incredible that such a finding would be put forth by someone with a brain that works. These people are corrupt and/or they have a mental disorder! We are dealing with very sick people here!


18 posted on 07/08/2006 4:49:46 AM PDT by olezip
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"Democracy only works because people have trust in the integrity of the ballot box," said Republican Gov. Sonny Perdue, who signed the voter ID measure into law earlier this year. "I respectfully disagree with Judge Westmoreland, and believe that Georgia's law is not only constitutional, but a common sense, prudent protection of the election process."

The only thing wrong with that statement is the word "respectfully."

20 posted on 07/08/2006 4:56:08 AM PDT by pasquale ("If war is ever lawful, then peace is sometimes sinful." C.S. Lewis)
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This idiot judge should be removed from the bench.

Is he related to Jimmy Carter?


21 posted on 07/08/2006 5:06:35 AM PDT by ZULU (Non nobis, non nobis, Domine, sed nomini tuo da gloriam. God, guts, and guns made America great.)
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