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To: Tailgunner Joe
A few months ago I went to our Town Hall to cast an absentee ballot in the upcoming Senate election (which,of course,the worthless psychopath Maoist candidate won).While waiting for her to look something up I asked if she needed my ID...she said no.I asked her why not and she said that state law forbids asking for ID in a situation like mine.I then asked her if people who are registering for the first time to vote in the town are required to show any kind of proof of US citizenship.She said "no",state law also forbids requiring such proof.

That's Massachusetts for ya.

16 posted on 09/30/2013 12:03:18 PM PDT by Gay State Conservative (Osama Obama Care: A Religion That Will Have You On Your Knees!)
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To: Gay State Conservative
That's Massachusetts for ya.

That's why NC passed the law. NC had basically the same law and it encouraged voter fraud which the vote fraudsters take full advantage of. Everybody knew it, but nothing could be done about it until we elected a Republican Senate and Legislature and in 2012 a Republican Governor.

Starting with the implementation of the law in 2016, it will be twice as tough to win as a Democrat as this cancels out many of their fraudulent votes - unless you count the voting machine fraud, which happened in 2012, on the Presidential ballot line (all in Obama's favor, but fortunately just short of "enough" to swing NC into the Obama camp).

Now that the jig is up (pun intended), Holder wants to shut down the new safeguards. The slimy rat should be prosecuted for subornation of voter fraud and wasting taxpayer monies on frivolous lawsuits.

20 posted on 09/30/2013 12:24:16 PM PDT by Gritty (We are quickly running out of "boxes"...)
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