Mexican Immigrant Texas State Rep. Responds To Liberal/NPR Talking Points On Voter I.D.

NPR ^ | 7/12/2012 | State Representative Jose Aliseda

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http://www.npr.org/2012/07/12/156668326/texas-rep-voters-dont-have-confidence-in-system?sc=tw&cc=share

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http://www.npr.org/2012/07/12/156668326/texas-rep-voters-dont-have-confidence-in-system?sc=tw&cc=share

[TribalPrincess2U]

ALISEDA: I’ve had people tell me that. Yes, that’s correct. They do not have confidence in the system.

YOU GOT THAT RIGHT!

Go ALISEDA!

[Drango]

I’m sending this guy a campaign donation. BRAVO!

[La Lydia]

That reporter gets the Moron of the Day award. Geez.

[thecodont]

Any right that a person chooses to exercise requires some responsibility on the part of the voter.

Nailed it.

[dsrtsage]

The thing that nobody ever seems to talk about when arguing this is...

Here in Nevada, we have no ID. All I have to do is show up at the poll and state my name, the guy will say do you live at XXX address, I say yes, and he gives me the ballot. I could vote for anybody and everybody in my neighborhood. I could also have registered under a fake name with ACORN and get my ballot. If the name is in the register, you just tell them that is your name and you vote. Each time there is a new shift, go vote again. Every day show up with a new disguise. If I made 100 fake registrations with acorn, from the time early voting started, I could probably vote 100 times in the same precinct much less all the other ones in town. That is the argument nobody ever seems to mention.