Will you be glad to show ID when you vote?

Nah, let's just skip that tiresome process. Send Holder to Mexico with a tattoo on his forehead "I hate Wetbacks!"...see how long he lasts, lol!

It's a plan. LOL We are going to have to pay Mexico $mllions for Holder's botched operations.

Let's send obama along to hold his hand...

They love him in Mexico. No harm would come to him.

obama maybe, Holder, I kinda doubt there would be any professional courtesy extended.

I show my ID for everything else,so why not to vote.

MMM - I certainly wouldn't want to stop voter fraud - would you?

Of course. Its the right thing to do but the Liberals say NO because it helps them to get the Illegal Alien Votes, Criminal Votes as well as the Deceased Votes. I believe that Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse voted in 2008?

What's really silly is showing my i.d. and the voting poll volunteers are people I went to school with, one of the women is my next door neighbor!!! We went to elementary school, high school together....LOL

When I enter it's "Hi Bob!!, Can I see your I.D.?

it's fine, everybody knows everybody here...it's just amusing...I understand completely...I'm more than willing to show my ID, just wish dems/libs/progs would stop trying to appeal to the convict vote, the illegal vote, and of course the dead vote.....

I'm prepared to show it, if that's necessary. I have no problem with it. As regards the importance of voting, it's as important to prove you are who you say you are. No brainer really.

We finally got voter ID law. No dead people, no people in jail, no people in nursing homes jumped out of bed to go vote for the other party, it was good. Every state needs it and they need to clean their rosters of in-elligible people.
They need it in Mexico,

You bet - I have absolutely no problem with it at all

i have been asked to right along.

Obama purged signatures why not protect our rights by purging dead and Mickey Mouse from voting list?

In 1996, Obama was elected to the Illinois State Senate from the south side neighborhood of Hyde Park, in Chicago's 13th District. An element of controversy surrounded the election, due to Obama's legal challenges to the petition signatures of all 4 opponents in the race, resulting in their subsequent disqualification. Incumbent, Alice Palmer, following an unsuccessful bid at Congress, chose to defend her Illinois Senate seat despite having less than 2 days to gather the required petition signatures to run. Her campaign asked Obama, who she had previously supported, to step down. Not only did he not do so, he challenged the petition signatures of her and the other 3 candidates in the race, managing to disqualify enough to ensure he could run unopposed on the ballot. Grounds for dismissal of signatures included signatures printed but not signed, valid but collected by someone underage, and valid for the 1995 polling sheets but not the more recent 1996 ones.

Eww . . . excellent.
I like info like that to counter the Libs' arguments.
Thanks
You have a link for that?

Google Obama 1996 Il senate race

I live in IL also so I new about some dirt !

Aww . . . Chicago politics.
Yeh, we've been told about it.
Now we have a President through it.
Thanks.

Corrupt we send Gov to jail after their term !!!!!

No problem. I have always had to do that anyhow. What is the problem here people.

Every time I vote (and I've been voting for forty years) they ask for identification. I made a habit of having my driver's license and voter's registration card in my shirt pocket for easy access when I enter the polls. Is that too much to ask? I certainly think it is NOT a big deal. I have been a poll worker in the past and it's never really been an issue. I don't understand why some people are dead set on allowing illegals (and the deceased) to vote. I'm not real happy with the way many absentee ballots are handled, but not my call. If you check, you will find the number of those voting absentee has grown dramatically over the past four or five years, at least here in Florida. In 2008 there were 1,850,502 absentee ballots cast. Over 2.6 million voted "early" and slightly more than 3.8 million voted on election day. More people voted absentee and early than did on election day. There is still some semblance of control on early votes but on absentees? You're guess is as good as any !

Been doin' it all along. Nothin' new.

I wish we could.