You already proved who you were when you registered to vote.

Many of the people in my neighborhood don't drive, they are too old. Even those who do may not want to spend all day at the DMV getting another ID for their spouse or neighbor. A lot of people have no idea this is going on, they are going to show up at the polls and they will not be allowed to vote, and it will be too late to do anything about it. That is the plan isn't it?

Lots of people don't work, have lost their licenses, never had one, live with others who have licenses so they don't need one, many are illiterate, work long hours, or are simply not in touch with the news or know whats going on. Does that mean they are not entitled to vote? Or that you would simply prefer they didn't because they are likely to be Democrats?

And of course, students have picture IDs, but most of them are Commies anyway, make them get another one. We don't want them voting on local candidates or issues either, do we?

Besides, don't Republicans think we have too much government? Why do they all of a sudden feel it is necessary to set up this bureaucracy to solve a problem that they themselves concede doesn't really exist, and that it has to be done before the next election? You must really think we are dim, Tom. And I am offended.

George Bush, water boarding, WMDs, Iraq, tax cuts for the wealthy, global warming denial...
Sorry Tom, you've just used up all your credibility. I don't believe you any more.