Reformed Hippie

This is a victory for those who are interested in honest and fair elections. The Supreme Court ruled Monday in a split 6-3 ruling, that Indiana’s strict photo ID requirement, which Democrats and civil rights groups said would deter poor, older and minority voters from casting ballots, did not violate the voters constitutional rights.

There should be no problem with anybody presenting a valid picture ID when voting.  None.  If someone is capable of going down to the polls to vote they are capable of producing a valid ID.  Liberals would have people believe that the law prevents the above described groups from voting.  Bull.  My wife is virtually disabled yet she manages to go every few years to renew her license.

It is clear that the benefits of cutting down voter fraud outweigh the the arguments made against the ID law.  If you want to vote, you will find a way to comply with the law.

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