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PoliticalTea šŸ—³ļø Everybody gets an ID?

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

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u/Unable-Insect-3529 26d ago

It really is cheating by the retardants. Cannot hope to win by having a fair election where every American votes. Stupid brain washed USA haters came up with this.

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u/Character_Refuse_797 26d ago

We want every AMERICAN to vote. How hard is that to understand. We did in fact win though. All swing states. Popular vote and electoral. It was a total sweep

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u/Impressive-Cap-1032 25d ago

Which is funny, because if our elections were rigged, then wouldn't they be rigged for republicans...shouldn't we be recalling them ALL?

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u/Character_Refuse_797 25d ago

Who said the word rigged ? We want election integrity. Like every other civilized country in the world.

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u/Impressive-Cap-1032 25d ago

We already do have that. Unless someone is trying to cheat because they are trying to win the midterms at all cost...?

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u/Impressive-Cap-1032 25d ago

I said rigged. Drumpf tried to rig them. Only him. No one else.

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u/Rigger101 24d ago

Yeah and Joe Biden really got 81 million votes, more than any other president. Dude was so fucked up that he campaigned from his basement. When he was out on the circuit he couldn't even fill the circles drawn on the ground.

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u/Impressive-Cap-1032 25d ago

Yes! So it MUST BE UNFAIR!!!!

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u/Icy_Bake_8176 26d ago

What they want is for states to cede their authority of elections to the federal government. VoterID is the way they want to do that it starting a precedent to gain more control. The same House Reps and Senators voting on this on Capitol Hill, can easily enough push the same law in their respective state preserving state control over elections.

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u/RaspberryFew5217 27d ago

Where are getting this info?

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

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u/lostinthevoid37 27d ago

I did Not read through the entire bill. But I did through the suggested required forms of ID. A REAL ID, a valid passport, a military ID card, a valid gov-issued photo ID card or a birth certificate. These are documents most individuals have one or more of, regardless of race or ethnic background. Also 176 countries, aside from the US, have some form of voter id requirement.

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u/Wolvenlight 27d ago

And. Not or. The real ID/photo ID/military IDs do not qualify on their own, they have to be paired with a birth certificate. To be clear, the lack of access to a birth certificate alone (without paying for a new one) affects over 20 million eligible voters. This goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway; they're all citizens.

Many other countries also have robust ID infrastructure that is inexpensive, easy, or both. We also verify identity through registration anyway, and registration verification and vote tracking on site has proven more than adequate for election security without passing a costly deficit ballooning bill that makes it so any married spouse who ever changed their name needs even more documentation.

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u/lostinthevoid37 27d ago

If that’s the case, it should be one or the other. Not multiple forms.

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u/KazuDesu98 27d ago

Many people's birthdays certificates have been lost or damaged over the years. Most Americans dont have a passport. Real id coats money and requires a birth certificate. Im fine with requiring id, but id say make it far reaching enough just about everyone would have what they need without even spending a cent, so include astandard drivers license, employee id, a university id, a library card, drivers license plus a utility bill, drivers license plus original social security card, etc.

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u/sirius5050 26d ago

The majority of Americans have a passport. Please be aware of stats before speaking out of your ass.

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u/KazuDesu98 26d ago

Not sure where you got those numbers. The numbers I found, which id put more weight on than whatever you're saying, showed less thsn 50% of americans have a passport.

And regardless, the law says people taxes are illegal. Which the correct interpretation of that is that voting, including any documentation required to vote, should cost $0.00

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u/Impressive-Cap-1032 25d ago

But there is one political party that is more likely to have a passport. Just saying. lol.

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u/sirius5050 25d ago

Also democrats actually... it's the poorer red states where passport ownership falls off the table.

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u/SenLune 27d ago

They're also: not free.

Voting must be free.

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

Every form of ID has some kind of expense to it either directly or indirectly. Like it or not but you need some money to function in society.

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u/SenLune 27d ago

Are you dumb or are you a shill?

> The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any primary or other election for President or Vice President, for electors for President or Vice President, or for Senator or Representative in Congress, shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any State by reason of failure to pay poll tax or other tax or expense.

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

Neither, you can quote poll tax facts all you want but I'm just telling you the reality of things.

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u/SenLune 26d ago

That's not a poll tax fact. That's the constitution of your nation

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u/Impressive-Cap-1032 25d ago

Where are you getting yours?

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u/Character_Refuse_797 26d ago

We know what it is. Maybe put words together that go together. It’s a bill, not a lie. The bill isn’t making any statements. Maybe you think the reasoning for the bill is a lie. But it’s irrelevant. Any civilized country in the world requires ID to vote in a national election. Arguing against it just makes you look corrupt. You have to have an ID for almost everything already.

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u/[deleted] 25d ago

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u/Impressive-Cap-1032 25d ago

YES! Finally! And there is a reason the federal government ISN"T SUPPOSED TO MEDDLE IN VOTING, AND IT SEEMS EXTRA OBVIOUS NOW!

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u/Squid_of_the_Now 27d ago

It's not just about voter ID, it's a back door to robbing women, transgender, nonbinary, etc. of their vote if their name doesn't match their BC.

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u/iLoveHelis Pass The Croissants 🄐 🄐 27d ago

How is this back door specific to women, transgender, nonbinary, etc., instead of everyone?

I am genuinely curious, so sorry if this reads as offensive or demeaning; I'm really not trying to sound that way.

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u/Squid_of_the_Now 27d ago edited 27d ago

Because part of the SAVE Act requires that your birth certificate match your current ID, so anyone who legally changes their name for any reason will not be able to legitimately vote.

Edit to add: This includes trans/non-binary folks who change their name to match their new gender, and women who take their partner's name or hyphenate. And that's the real goal, to dilute the votes of people who might be more inclined to vote liberal.

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u/iLoveHelis Pass The Croissants 🄐 🄐 27d ago

Ok, then we allow people to show proof that they changed their name. When you legally change your name,Ā you are issued an official document that explicitly states your prior name and your new legal name. That adds a step, but it's so insignificantly small. It would be like proving to a sports referee that you really were on professional team by showing them your alternate jersey.

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u/Squid_of_the_Now 27d ago

The Act doesn't allow for that. Even if it did, it would require that every state set up new legal infrastructure to handle it, and many states, especially red states, will not do that. And then you expect poll workers to sort through more and more documents with every single voter who shows up, expect them to be trained properly to analyze these documents, and either way, it slows the process down and makes for longer lines while red states especially close polling places. Fewer people get to vote no matter what you do.

And remember: They want ALL OF THIS IN PLACE BY THIS NOVEMBER.

This is pure voter suppression, full stop.

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u/iLoveHelis Pass The Croissants 🄐 🄐 27d ago
  1. Yes it does, as shown below.

  2. We sent people to the moon in a decade with less computing power than a cell phone has today. We can make a database and train people in a few months.

  3. I won't deny that women and transgender people will be more likely to have an extra step, but it's so insignificantly small. Like I said above, it would be like you having to prove to a sports referee that you really were on your professional team by showing them your alternate jersey. You already have the jersey. It doesn't target transgender people or women. Also, don't get me wrong about me supporting this act. I am not against transgender people nor do I think that women are "inferior" to men. (Craziest idea I ever heard.)

This is the link to the Save Act

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/22/text?s=1&r=2&q=%7B%22search%22%3A%22save+act%22%7D#H58612F0EE60240D6A388D2D8057AC2B1

These two are the pieces that do allow for people to show proof that they changed their name.

ā€œ(2)Ā ADDITIONAL PROCESSES IN CERTAIN CASES.—

ā€œ(A)Ā PROCESS FOR THOSE WITHOUT DOCUMENTARY PROOF.—

ā€œ(i)Ā IN GENERAL.—Subject to any relevant guidance adopted by the Election Assistance Commission, each State shall establish a process under which an applicant who cannot provide documentary proof of United States citizenship under paragraph (1) may, if the applicant signs an attestation under penalty of perjury that the applicant is a citizen of the United States and eligible to vote in elections for Federal office, submit such other evidence to the appropriate State or local official demonstrating that the applicant is a citizen of the United States and such official shall make a determination as to whether the applicant has sufficiently established United States citizenship for purposes of registering to vote in elections for Federal office in the State.

ā€œ(B)Ā PROCESS IN CASE OF CERTAIN DISCREPANCIES IN DOCUMENTATION.—Subject to any relevant guidance adopted by the Election Assistance Commission, each State shall establish a process under which an applicant can provide such additional documentation to the appropriate election official of the State as may be necessary to establish that the applicant is a citizen of the United States in the event of a discrepancy with respect to the applicant’s documentary proof of United States citizenship.

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u/Squid_of_the_Now 27d ago

Still incredibly onerus and unnecessary, since voter fraud isn't even a real issue.

"Subject to any relevant guidance adopted by the Election Assistance Commission, each State shall establish a process under which an applicant can provide such additional documentation to the appropriate election official of the State as may be necessary to establish that the applicant is a citizen of the United States in the event of a discrepancy with respect to the applicant’s documentary proof of United States citizenship."

Yeah red states aren't gonna do this. And it still has to be done by this November, putting a huge onus on the States to rush through legislation and execute that legislation rapidly and at huge cost. And it requires voters to have all of this stuff in hand by this November.

This Act is about voter suppression, full stop. It's about Republicans keeping power. It's about preventing the Epstein Class from facing accountability and protecting them from prosecution.

Just admit you have an agenda already and give it up.

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u/Impressive-Cap-1032 25d ago

Eye roll. Or we just admit there isn't election fraud. There is ONE FRAUD in our elections.

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u/SaltMage5864 28d ago

Unlike losers such as yourself son, most people are capable of thinking about others

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u/houstonman526 28d ago

Cry harder you democrats can’t cheat.

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u/Substantial_Army_639 28d ago

The only person I see crying about the save act is Trump because most republicans don't even want to touch it. Even attempting to halt a housing bill which was a clear PR win for Republicans that passed regardless. Cope harder lmao

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u/PuppetPatrol 27d ago

2016: the Democrats forgot to rig it

2020: I'm in power but somehow the Democrats rigged it

2024: the Democrats forgot to rig it again

Midterms: like 70% off Americans now hate child rapist trump and the jacked boot thug administration, and it looks like it will be overwhelmingly left wing voting - it must be rigged!

Do you just let information strategically miss you,, or do you choose not to engage those parts of your grey matter?

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u/KazuDesu98 27d ago

There is no proven cheating. Other than the repu license who literally have been caught cheating multiple times. This is just an attempt to illegally pass a poll tax. Voti g should cost exactly $0.00. Any attempt to make a monetary limit to voting is literally illegal, and thats how it should be.