【在 h*********r 的大作中提到】 : 实在太多了。 : 最近比较引人注意的就是‘check out the sex tape". : : think
h*r
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你没搞清我说的啥。 不是有个世界小姐出来指责破床吗? 破床不干了,说她是克林顿特殊照顾变公民,专门来黑她。 还深夜3点发tweet, 说大家去看她的"sex tape". 就是完全不着边际的porn. 后来大家一起讽刺这个‘check out the sex tape",破床就马上说,我根本就没说过呀?
而且本来办id也不花钱 No state requires paying a fee to vote. If you are unable to pay the required costs associated with obtaining the documentation to prove you can legally vote (indigent), then those fees are waived. If you are unable to travel to vote, you can always vote absentee, and similarly those people are exempt from providing supporting documentation. Since a majority of states use the following forms of identification, "A copy of a current Utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or other government document that shows the name and address of the voter." This has been abbreviated to HAVA2002. All 50 states use Help America Vote Act 2002 as a minimum for voter identification in Federal elections ( president, senators, house of representatives, etc.). Regarding the cost of getting to the County Registrars office. This argument is specious, especially with respect to Georgia, which Michael Kingsmill specifically used as an example in his comments before they were deleted. The Georgia Voter ID law was challenged in court. Georgia's SoS, Brian Kemp, who is required to investigate voter fraud notes that the law has withstood challenges in four courts. In one of those cases, the NAACP claimed, "a large number of Georgia voters lack acceptable Photo ID.." They failed to produce any plaintiffs that were incapable of going to their local registrar 's office (all of them made trips of similar length on occasion). So, the court ruled that Photo ID requirement doesn't place an undue or significant burden on the right to vote: As the Rokita court noted, voters who lack Photo ID undoubtedly exist somewhere, but the fact that Plaintiffs, in spite of their efforts, have failed to uncover anyone "who can attest to the fact that he/she will be prevented from voting" provides significant support for a conclusion that the Photo ID requirement does not unduly burden the right to vote. Voter ID laws by state (Free Alternatives listed) Alabama: HAVA2002. Social Security card, Medicaid/Medicare card, electronic benefits transfer (EBT) card. (Photocopies also accepted). Alaska HAVA2002. Arizona: Any 2; Utility bill, bank statement, vehicle registration, property tax statement, vehicle insurance card, any US goverment issued identification including a voter registration card, any mailing marked " Official Election Material". Arkansas: HAVA2002 California: HAVA2002, or provide the last 4 digits of your SS# (or you will be assigned a unique number) on the voter registration form. Colorado HAVA2002 or Medicare/Medicad card. Connecticut HAVA2002 required for first time voters, otherwise not required. Delaware HAVA2002 Florida: Under the Myths vs. Facts it explains that, "A person who votes provisionally simply because he or she forgot ID at the polls will not have to do anything else. If the signatures on that ballot certificate and the voter roll matches, the provisional ballot is counted." Georgia Voter registration application, Copy of Federal/State tax return, annual Social Security Statement, Medicare/Medicaid statement, certified school record, or other government document with the voter name and address. Hawaii: HAVA2002 either during registration, or at the polls. Idaho Only need to sign a Personal Identification Affidavit. Illinois: HAVA2002 for first time voters, otherwise not required. Indiana Exemptions for the indigent, religious objections, and those living in state-licensed facilities that serve as their precinct's polling place. Free State IDs are also available. Iowa No photo ID, except for same day registrants. ($5 State ID) Kansas Provides for free birth certificates, free photographic identification, and free state voter identification document. Kentucky SS card, credit card, personal acquaintance, or other photo id that bears a signature. Louisiana HAVA2002 and sign an affidavit. Free Special IDs. Maine No photo ID requirement. Maryland HAVA2002, last 4 digits SS#. Massachusetts HAVA2002 first time voters. Michigan Affidavit if you have no photo id on you. Minnesota HAVA2002, same day registration possible with oath from another registered voter, a valid registration under a different name or address, etc. Mississippi HAVA2002 for first time voters. Missouri HAVA2002 for first time voters. Montana HAVA2002 or last for digits of SS# Nebraska HAVA2002 for first time voters. Nevada Matching signature to voter registration. New Hampsire Photo ID, or sign affidavit that you don't have one and get free ID from DMV. New Jersey HAVA2002 for first time voters. New Mexico HAVA2002 for first time voters. New York HAVA2002. North Carolna HAVA2002 for first time voters. North Dakota Sign an affidavit. Ohio HAVA2002 Oklahoma Sign affidavit and/or receive free Voter ID card. Oregon HAVA2002 Pennsylvania Asked, but not required to show ID. VoterID law, still in Penn. Supreme Court. Rhode Island Health Club ID, Bus Pass, Public Housing ID, Employee ID, or Free Voter ID. South Carolina HAVA2002 for first time voters. Voter registration card. South Dakota Photo ID, or sign a personal affidavit. Tennessee Clearly exempts voters who are living in assited living homes, hospitalized, have religious objections to photographs, and the indigent. ($ 9.50 State ID) Texas HAVA2002, but parts of a new law will be heard by the Supreme Court Feb. 27, 2013. Utah HAVA2002 in 2 forms, including SS card, vehicle registration, or Medicaid/Medicare card. Vermont HAVA2002 for first time voters. Virginia HAVA2002 for first time voters. Voter registration card, or employer issued ID. Washington HAVA2002, West Virginia HAVA2002 for first time voters. Wisconsin] The photo ID requirement is under appeal. Free ID cards are available. Wyoming HAVA2002 or SS card.
make online appointment, goto the RMV at the day, wait for whole day, pay the fee. 这些看起来很简单,很小的事,很多人都干不了。 问你自己,如果你不开车,不出国,买东西用cash,你在美国要啥id呀。 美国还是有很 多人是没有credit card, car, live in the city housing, pay with cash的。
【在 b*****e 的大作中提到】 : 这尼玛有什么难度
h*r
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voter id law就只是state law. all requires photo. no federal id law.
【在 n******r 的大作中提到】 : 错,voter id law只是要ID,是否有photo看州里的规定
a9
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拜托说话前放狗查一下,满嘴跑火车有什么用。
【在 h*********r 的大作中提到】 : voter id law就只是state law. all requires photo. : no federal id law.
b*e
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那猪党就应该拿打官司的钱去送服务上门为民解困 敢情猪党对这些人就是投票日开大巴拉去投票就算了
【在 h*********r 的大作中提到】 : make online appointment, goto the RMV at the day, wait for whole day, pay : the fee. : 这些看起来很简单,很小的事,很多人都干不了。 : 问你自己,如果你不开车,不出国,买东西用cash,你在美国要啥id呀。 美国还是有很 : 多人是没有credit card, car, live in the city housing, pay with cash的。
n*r
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请解释你说的“all requires photo” The NCSL places state-level voter ID laws in one of the following categories: Strict photo ID required in effect: Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin.[10] Strict non-photo ID required in effect: Arizona, North Dakota and Ohio. Non-Strict photo ID required in effect: Alabama, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, Rhode Island, South Dakota and Texas. Non-Strict non-photo ID required in effect: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Utah, and Washington. No ID required to vote at ballot box: California, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico , New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, West Virginia, Wyoming, and Washington, D.C.
【在 h*********r 的大作中提到】 : voter id law就只是state law. all requires photo. : no federal id law.
h*r
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你查到了啥?
【在 a9 的大作中提到】 : 拜托说话前放狗查一下,满嘴跑火车有什么用。
a9
75 楼
看你楼上
【在 h*********r 的大作中提到】 : 你查到了啥?
h*r
76 楼
这里challenge id law是投票当天需要出示photo id来投票的。
categories: Oklahoma,
【在 n******r 的大作中提到】 : 请解释你说的“all requires photo” : The NCSL places state-level voter ID laws in one of the following categories: : Strict photo ID required in effect: Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Mississippi, : Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin.[10] : Strict non-photo ID required in effect: Arizona, North Dakota and Ohio. : Non-Strict photo ID required in effect: Alabama, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, : Louisiana, Michigan, Rhode Island, South Dakota and Texas. : Non-Strict non-photo ID required in effect: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, : Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, : South Carolina, Utah, and Washington.
【在 d********f 的大作中提到】 : 而且本来办id也不花钱 : No state requires paying a fee to vote. If you are unable to pay the : required costs associated with obtaining the documentation to prove you can : legally vote (indigent), then those fees are waived. If you are unable to : travel to vote, you can always vote absentee, and similarly those people are : exempt from providing supporting documentation. : Since a majority of states use the following forms of identification, "A : copy of a current Utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, : or other government document that shows the name and address of the voter." : This has been abbreviated to HAVA2002. All 50 states use Help America Vote
你们党中央不同意奥 1. 2000: Al Gore and the Florida recount. Yes, Gore eventually accepted the result — but only after withdrawing his concession, trying to have the vote recounted only in Democrat-heavy Florida counties, and suing to stop ballots from being recounted. Even after a consortium of media outlets concluded that George W. Bush had indeed won more votes in Florida, Democrats continued to claim the election had been “stolen” by the Supreme Court and Bush was an illegitimate president. 2. 2004: John Kerry and “rigged” machines. While Kerry conceded the election, he and his running mate continued to believe afterwards that the election had been stolen from them, possibly by voting machines. Elizabeth Edwards said in 2007 that she had been “very disappointed” in Kerry’s decision to concede the election. And last year the New Yorker reported that Kerry believed “proxies for Bush had rigged many voting machines” in Ohio , and that he may in fact have won the election.
john kerry and al gore都赢了popular vote. 没有赢electoral colleague。民主党 当然不高兴,可能有很少数人抱怨。 这和破床带头,破床粉叫嚣的rigged, fraud截然不同。
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【在 d********f 的大作中提到】 : 你们党中央不同意奥 : 1. 2000: Al Gore and the Florida recount. Yes, Gore eventually accepted the : result — but only after withdrawing his concession, trying to have the vote : recounted only in Democrat-heavy Florida counties, and suing to stop : ballots from being recounted. Even after a consortium of media outlets : concluded that George W. Bush had indeed won more votes in Florida, : Democrats continued to claim the election had been “stolen” by the Supreme : Court and Bush was an illegitimate president. : 2. 2004: John Kerry and “rigged” machines. While Kerry conceded the : election, he and his running mate continued to believe afterwards that the
【在 h*********r 的大作中提到】 : make online appointment, goto the RMV at the day, wait for whole day, pay : the fee. : 这些看起来很简单,很小的事,很多人都干不了。 : 问你自己,如果你不开车,不出国,买东西用cash,你在美国要啥id呀。 美国还是有很 : 多人是没有credit card, car, live in the city housing, pay with cash的。
a*a
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比如“I can not recall?" 39 times?
【在 h*********r 的大作中提到】 : trump如果有资格被congress subpoena under oath, 看他说的谎会不会少?