hello america!!! i listened to attorney general, william holder say that some of the people lived a hundred miles from the gov't center & for them to travel that far to get proper id, would create a 'hardship' on them. therefore, he is fighting it in court...there must be something in the water in washington because if it's a 'hardship' to travel that far to get the proper id, how is it not a 'hardship' for them to travel that far to cast their vote?
i've been over this subject before &, i still feel that everybody within our borders should have valid id. &, if it's a racial thing, it's actually reverse racialism. by not 'forcing' these people to obtain valid id, we are keeping them from even trying for the american dream. we are actually keeping them on the low end of poverty...my reasoning is this: just what in the hell can you do in america without a valid id card?
without that valid id, they can't get a gov't job at any level; no reputable private company will hire them; they can't get a drivers license or car insurance; they can't join the military; they can't get public assistance; they can't open a bank account or cash a check; they can't rent or buy a house; they can't rent a hotel room; obamas not going to let them join his secret service & escort his daughters around without knowing who they are & we all know damn well, they can't even get into the whitehouse without valid id. do you mean to tell me that william holder would allow somebody to just walk up to him & say, 'i need a job & can't prove who i am' & holder's going to just let him work around his family? yeah, right!!!
just how productive can an undocumented resident be to this country? obama & holder & others should be finding ways to get these people documented instead of allowing them to live on the bottom rung of the ladder.
it's a very sad day in america when gov't officials, starting at the top, won't help our residents become documented---it's almost like they want them to stay unproductive & poor...
here's the article...........
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/07/10/holder-tells-naacp-texas-vote-id-law-harmful-to-minorities/
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