[Timeout]

Our side would make points if one or more of our candidates would promise to investigate and prosecute voter fraud more aggressively if they get elected

With the SCOTUS voter ID case in the news this week, I sure expected one of ours to capitalize on that.

Here's what I'd love for Fred or Mitt to say:

In all our outreach/GOTV calls, I've instructed my people to ask whether the person has a current photo ID. Make sure it hasn't expired. If someone has a problem, I've designated a person on my staff to help them through the process.

BUT HERE'S MY POINT: Why haven't the Democrats done the same thing with their supposedly vaunted voter outreach programs??! They brag about registering people to vote, driving them to the polls, babysitting their children and even shoveling their driveways. Ask yourself why they haven't used those contacts to identify anyone who might need help with their ID. I'll tell you why: They want the ISSUE, not the solution!

(And, by the way, we've yet to identify a single eligible voter who doesn't have a photo ID)

It's time for the GOP to recognize this for the red meat issue it is. And it's an issue that the vast majority of Americans agree with Republicans on.

[Morgan in Denver]

Most important aspect: Democrats don’t want solutions, they want issues. This is SO true. Sadly, they will take either side of any issue if the person will vote for them. That’s what happens when someone is not grounded with principles, morals and ethics.

[rodguy911]

The rats don’t want any I.D. checked any time. It’s harder to vote multiple times or if you are dead, or illegal to vote if your id gets checked too closely. All are major constituents of the rat party.