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<blockquote data-quote="BrownArmy" data-source="post: 1020661" data-attributes="member: 18225">Buuuuut...The point wasn&#039;t that you could get a driver&#039;s license vs. non-driver&#039;s license ID at these state&#039;s DMV&#039;s, the point was that a non-insignificant population of (eligible to vote) minorities live outside of 10 miles of DMV locations that run on banker&#039;s hours: it&#039;s a real hardship for them to obtain proper ID, which they&#039;ve not needed before, to exercise their right to vote.Nevermind.(Between 2002 and 2005 the Justice Department had less than 30 verified cases of voter fraud: this is a &#039;weapons of mass-destruction/gulf of Tonkin&#039; kind of argument.If you&#039;re comfortable leveraging &lt;30 ineligible votes vs. over a million eligible-but-denied votes in the name of &#039;states&#039; rights&#039;, then I know exactly what you&#039;re saying.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownArmy, post: 1020661, member: 18225"] Buuuuut... The point wasn't that you could get a driver's license vs. non-driver's license ID at these state's DMV's, the point was that a non-insignificant population of (eligible to vote) minorities [B]live outside of 10 miles of DMV locations that run on banker's hours[/B]: it's a real hardship for them to obtain proper ID, which they've not needed before, to exercise their right to vote. Nevermind. (Between 2002 and 2005 the Justice Department had less than 30 verified cases of voter fraud: this is a 'weapons of mass-destruction/gulf of Tonkin' kind of argument. If you're comfortable leveraging <30 ineligible votes vs. over a million eligible-but-denied votes in the name of 'states' rights', then I know exactly what you're saying.) [/QUOTE]

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