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I' m not fearing anything .. But anything worth doing ..is worth doing right/correctly (sorry about the word "right") . This is one huge event in our country. You should have to identify yourself as a citizen. What is wrong with that ? Voting for our countries highest office is a privilge not a right (that word again). I had to take a keg back to BevMo yesterday and needed 3 pieces of ID to return it ... We vote for the highest office in the land, that leads us for 4 years and we do not have to show anything ?? Seems strange to me ....
I agree, what could possiably be wrong with having to prove who you are, what's the big deal. they say it's because the poor dumb people don't have ID. well if they what to vote then that would make them want to get an ID, which everyone should have anyway. And if they can't figure out how to get an ID on their own maybe they should not be picking the president, just saying.