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Post by resinhead on Sept 2, 2024 9:02:11 GMT -5
White liberals vs Black people
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Post by garycoleco on Sept 2, 2024 9:05:23 GMT -5
"People of color are not smart enough to get an ID. You're racist" Democratic party
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Post by misterjr on Sept 2, 2024 9:14:55 GMT -5
My mother is 95, lives in an assisted living facility, has no ID, as far as I know, and votes every year.
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Post by luapnor on Sept 2, 2024 9:53:01 GMT -5
My mother is 95, lives in an assisted living facility, has no ID, as far as I know, and votes every year. How did she get admitted to assisted living? Every aspect of her life required an id.
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Post by misterjr on Sept 2, 2024 10:13:32 GMT -5
I have no idea, my sister handled it.
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Post by resinhead on Sept 2, 2024 10:14:04 GMT -5
My mother is 95, lives in an assisted living facility, has no ID, as far as I know, and votes every year. Is she black?
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Post by misterjr on Sept 2, 2024 10:27:17 GMT -5
My mother is 95, lives in an assisted living facility, has no ID, as far as I know, and votes every year. Is she black? Since my brother and sister and me are white, I don't think so.
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Voter id
Sept 2, 2024 10:50:58 GMT -5
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Post by luapnor on Sept 2, 2024 10:50:58 GMT -5
I have no idea, my sister handled it. So you just say random shit hoping it's relevant?
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Post by misterjr on Sept 2, 2024 11:01:19 GMT -5
My sister got my 95-year-old mother in an assisted living facility eight years ago. As far as I know, my mom has no photo ID and votes by mail every year.
That's the situation, whether you believe it or not. If you know anything about assisted living facilities, it's all about the money, nothing else. My mother is one of a few who pay their way and do not depend on Medicaid.
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Post by cadman on Sept 2, 2024 13:15:07 GMT -5
My mother is 95, lives in an assisted living facility, has no ID, as far as I know, and votes every year. How did she get admitted to assisted living? Every aspect of her life required an id. You do not, or at least did not, need an I.D. to get admitted to a long term care facility. My mother was in one toward the end of her life. Unless her medicare card was her I.D. Her doctor got her admitted and I signed the paperwork. They just wanted her social security number and medicare information. Things may have changed lately since insurance fraud is a big concern these days. My mother used an old driver's license that had expired in the 90s until her death in 2012 as I.D. if a doctor's office asked to see one. Nobody ever questioned it. She voted by mail every year and never had to provide I.D. to do so. I vote by mail every year and never show I.D. to vote. I do not think I.D. was required when I registered to vote back in 1976 either.
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Post by nuevowavo on Sept 2, 2024 13:37:03 GMT -5
I like the idea of proof of citizenship being required to vote. How are they gonna verify citizenship?
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Post by cadman on Sept 2, 2024 13:47:11 GMT -5
I like the idea of proof of citizenship being required to vote. How are they gonna verify citizenship? I think it should be done at the time you register and thought it was in every state. Florida uses your social security number and government databases to verify as I understand the law. They would need your birth certificate, citizenship papers, or passport to be able to confirm it every time you voted. I thought ReaL I.D. did, but the government website says it does not, even though i had to show my birth certificate to get the real ID driver's license.
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Post by misterjr on Sept 2, 2024 13:55:02 GMT -5
I like the idea of proof of citizenship being required to vote. How are they gonna verify citizenship? A search of birth records? I just looked and found my mom's in Louisville, KY. At one in her life, she had a passport, but I sure go longer has it.
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Post by nuevowavo on Sept 2, 2024 13:55:57 GMT -5
I like the idea of proof of citizenship being required to vote. How are they gonna verify citizenship? I think it should be done at the time you register and thought it was in every state. Florida uses your social security number and government databases to verify as I understand the law. They would need your birth certificate, citizenship papers, or passport to be able to confirm it every time you voted. I thought ReaL I.D. did, but the government website says it does not, even though i had to show my birth certificate to get the real ID driver's license.
And how many citizens have a passport, or a verified copy of their birth certificate? About 50% have a passport, and are more likely to be younger and better educated.
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Post by misterjr on Sept 2, 2024 14:05:08 GMT -5
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