Trump engages in voter suppression tactics

#77
#77
I never understood why anyone would complain about having to show an ID to vote? I voted last week and everyone that stood in line had their drivers licenses out and ready to show to prove their identity. Of course I didn't see any lawn mowing equipment pull up and unload 10 people to vote either.
 
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VolStrom said:
I never understood why anyone would complain about having to show an ID to vote? I voted last week and everyone that stood in line had their drivers licenses out and ready to show to prove their identity. Of course I didn't see any lawn mowing equipment pull up and unload 10 people to vote either.
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Because...
 
#79
#79
He is just nervous, this is a life and death election for the Dims. If they lose again it may be the end of the party. They need a win just to keep heads above water, or Waters.
 
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VolStrom said:
I never understood why anyone would complain about having to show an ID to vote? I voted last week and everyone that stood in line had their drivers licenses out and ready to show to prove their identity. Of course I didn't see any lawn mowing equipment pull up and unload 10 people to vote either.
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Do you show your ID to buy groceries?
 
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The legal immigrant populations have nothing to worry about. They passed a test before taking their pledge. They understand the process.
 
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#93
I love the you shouldn’t have to show an ID to vote argument when the ones arguing against it has had to show ID for everything they have . Phone , house ( bought or rented ) cars , banking account , your credit , fishing , hunting , drinking , smoking , Insurance , plane ticket, guns, leaving this country , getting back into this country . Just a few of the examples of living on the grid in the US. But they are appalled at having to show an ID to vote , I wonder why ? 🤔
 
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0nelilreb said:
I love the you shouldn’t have to show an ID to vote argument when the ones arguing against it has had to show ID for everything they have . Phone , house ( bought or rented ) cars , banking account , your credit , fishing , hunting , drinking , smoking , Insurance , plane ticket, guns, leaving this country , getting back into this country . Just a few of the examples of living on the grid in the US. But they are appalled at having to show an ID to vote , I wonder why ? 🤔
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Had to show my ID at the doctor yesterday..that was a new one..
 
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MS Sufferer Accuses NBC of 'Voter Suppression' after they set up Cameras in the Disabled Parking Space of his Polling Station and REFUSED to Move

A disabled man has accused an NBC anchor and cameraman of 'voter suppression' after they set up their cameras in a handicapped parking space and refused to move.

James Berrie said he and his wife, Sarah, went to vote at their local voting station when they came upon the anchor and cameraman setting up.

'The only van accessible spot and they’re filming in it. We asked them to move, pointed out how it was wrong, then went to vote, because it takes time to load up,' Berrie wrote.

He said once they came out of the station, the two NBC employees were still there.

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A disabled man has accused an NBC anchor and cameraman (pictured) of 'voter suppression' after they set up their cameras in a handicapped parking space and refused to move

'Not even packing up, still getting ready for their shot. Then Sarah made a big scene and did not back down. They claimed they had a live shot, so Sarah walked into the shot. They cut the feed and got pissed,' Berrie said.

Berrie wrote in the post that a few other people joined in, including some firefighters.

Man accuses NBC of 'voter suppression' after they set up cameras in handicapped parking space | Daily Mail Online
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
MS Sufferer Accuses NBC of 'Voter Suppression' after they set up Cameras in the Disabled Parking Space of his Polling Station and REFUSED to Move

A disabled man has accused an NBC anchor and cameraman of 'voter suppression' after they set up their cameras in a handicapped parking space and refused to move.

James Berrie said he and his wife, Sarah, went to vote at their local voting station when they came upon the anchor and cameraman setting up.

'The only van accessible spot and they’re filming in it. We asked them to move, pointed out how it was wrong, then went to vote, because it takes time to load up,' Berrie wrote.

He said once they came out of the station, the two NBC employees were still there.

5589282-6334945-image-a-40_1540931530116.jpg

A disabled man has accused an NBC anchor and cameraman (pictured) of 'voter suppression' after they set up their cameras in a handicapped parking space and refused to move

'Not even packing up, still getting ready for their shot. Then Sarah made a big scene and did not back down. They claimed they had a live shot, so Sarah walked into the shot. They cut the feed and got pissed,' Berrie said.

Berrie wrote in the post that a few other people joined in, including some firefighters.

Man accuses NBC of 'voter suppression' after they set up cameras in handicapped parking space | Daily Mail Online
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Pops should have just parked his car in the appropriate spot.
 
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