First off you are to be congratulated for wisely abandoning the mind numbingly and obviously idiotic ruse of a 17.2 argument you were unsuccessfully trying to push earlier. It convinced nobody of anything, except possibly that you might need to go back and take a second stab at statistics and rational argumentation. Sputtering DNC talking points like that only offer RNC replies such as, just another timely illustration by the DNC of their efforts to court the illegal alien vote by claiming it is all about poor low income voters.
First off most states offer solutions to these problems, they are called hardship situations. You should educate yourself on such matters in your state and if you find them lacking then you should make an effort to see what you can do to assist the organizations that assist seniors in these matters in your state. Sorry, but the ability to continue to reform our voting system should not be held hostage to the hypothetical dramas of hypothetical granny. And indeed as we can see across the nation and in ever growing numbers, they are not. Which I applaud.
Well then your related anecdote has even less to do with this topic than I first suspected. Unless you are saying we should go back to the days when you could just show up with someone you know or a family member and get to vote because they "vouched" for you. I'm happy to say that voter ID laws will amend that situation, and just like everyone else you will have to go get your ID renewed before you can vote again.
Since you already said you were exaggerating, why would you need to answer to it a second time? Let me help you out here, since you are having such a hard time. I'm not asking you for a single piece of information, I don't want any personally. But if you are going to claim that your state ID fee is full of flat charges, surcharges, taxes, surtaxes, surtax fees and surcharge fees then be prepared to prove it. If you are so paranoid that you don't want to say which state you live in then don't make it a lynchpin of your so called argument.
Please present (use copy and paste) where I asked you for personal information. And yes, you do come across as more than a little paranoid, seeing request for personal information where there are none. To say nothing of the argument you just described.
Yeah they are generally called hardship laws, which I referred to earlier and suggested you educate yourself about in your state as regards dear old granny. Unfortunately you decided this was somehow creeping on you and asking you for personal information in some weird way. So when I see that no matter that there is comprehensive laws on the issue you won't be swayed on the issue anyway I say that is very honest. Let me tell you, I believe you.
What point are you trying to make with your stories? In the first story she was wrong. In the second she did not bring the appropriate documents with her.
1. Unintended consequences.
