Since they are voluntary participation and request progreams.. yes you do.When you apply for Welfare, Medicaid, Foodstamps or any other benefits, do you have to provide identification? Does anyone know?
Yes. There is no fundamental right to those things, and there is ample fraud.
Only if you are an American citizen. That's the law.You ARE ENTITLED and CONSTITIIONALLY EMPOWERED to vote.
OH, NO, you mean that a photo ID doesn't stop fraud?
Answer the question, julie....why is it that the poor and minorities are able to provide ID for the purpose of collecting benefits, but it suddenly becomes a "hardship" to provide that very same ID for voting purposes????
Answer the question, julie....why is it that the poor and minorities are able to provide ID for the purpose of collecting benefits, but it suddenly becomes a "hardship" to provide that very same ID for voting purposes????
That's what I thought, too.
Next question, then: If, when applying for any of those benefits, the poor and minorities are required to provide identification.....where, exactly, does that leave dems' argument that providing ID for voting purposes is a "hardship"?
Apparently, the poor and minorities DO possess ID's, huh?
Not everyone who collects these benefits votes.If they can provide ID for collecting benefits, they can certainly use those same ID's for voting purposes, right? Where's the "hardship", exactly?
No that's actually NOT the law. There are multiple jurisdications where non-citizens can vote. Yes it is limited to local elections but that doesn't change your ignorance of the law.Only if you are an American citizen. That's the law.
And that is one of the OTHER RIGHTS as a US Citizen... I cannot be required to prove it EXCEPT at the borders or if I have committed a crime or unless you have Probable Cause to suspect otherwise.So how do you propose one proves they are an American citizen?
OH, NO, you mean that a photo ID doesn't stop fraud?
Answer the question, julie....why is it that the poor and minorities are able to provide ID for the purpose of collecting benefits, but it suddenly becomes a "hardship" to provide that very same ID for voting purposes????
Sorry. I cannot, for the life of me, understand the mindset of those who feel people shouldn't have to PROVE they have the RIGHT to vote. I don't want to stop ANYONE from voting...IF they're eligible, and can PROVE they are.
What in the world is so hard to understand about that?
How so? Explain.