[Right Brother]

When asked whether obtaining photo IDs without having to present government-issued documents verifying a person's identity could result in fraud, Vos said: "It's got a potential for it."

The laughs never end. So you need an ID to vote, but no official ID is necessary to get an ID. Brilliant.

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

This reminds me of going to the DMV in Texas to get an ID for my son when he was 16. We wanted to open a bank account and he needed some form of photo ID. We took his Social Security card and Birth Certificate - the DMV wanted his school ID but we were homeschoolers. We went home empty handed.

I researched and found a form on line that homeschoolers could use instead of a school id. The form basically asked for the "school administrator" (me) to sign saying my son was in homeschool. So even though I had legal documents to prove who he was, the DMV needed me to sign a piece of paper as the proof. Isn't that ridiculous?