[E. Pluribus Unum]

Shouldn't that be "MO Senate in the title?

Below is the form letter sent by Janet to multiple state governors. Nowhere in the form letter is the CCW list mentioned.

If I sent a form letter to the governor thanking him for helping be rob a bank, would that prove that the governor had robbed a bank?

[driftdiver]

I wonder how many states did this. The letter, by itself, doesn’t prove a crime was committed but it sure adds credence to the conspiracy theories.

[jeffc]

I see the letter refers to driver licenses. Here in Florida, all you used to need was your old license. Now you need your BC, old DL (or picture ID), insurance, and proof of where you live (electric bill, etc.), but "undocumented" people can get DL's? Doesn't "undocumented" mean "without documents", like, say, a BC, etc?

[Noamie]

I’m not sure what you are trying to infer?

By complying with the Real ID Act the Governor broke the law. He signed the bill himself. It’s pretty black and white.

The Missouri Senate now seems to agree.

His giving the CCW list to the Feds (twice, actually) is just more fodder because of what this witness just admitted below:

“A senate hearing is underway right now led by Sen. Kurt Schaefer, Chairman of the Appropriations Committee. Moments ago while under oath a SSA agent just admitted that any veteran drawing social security disability and who had a CCW would have been a target.”