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Originally Posted by PawDawg
The problem here though seems to be that the DMV he visited violated the state law. So the issue is in the application of laws related to the requirement as much as the requirement itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
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Under Wisconsin law, the DMV should’ve given Moore a credential he could use for voting within six business days. But that never happened.
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It appears that Wisconsin is violating multiple court orders by not promptly giving eligible citizens free IDs or certificates for voting.
Most folks experiences with the DMV are not that great.Quote:
Originally Posted by inudesu
90% of DMV transactions can be done online now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Hmmmm. We should be able to drive without a driver's license and own a car without having to register it with the DMV, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
That was what you were saying, right? I mean, if we don't need a photo ID to vote we shouldn't be troubled with the rest of that stuff either.
Furthermore, EVERYONE should be able to go get government cheese, unemployment compensation, free Obamacare and everything else without having to show proof of income and fill out a lot of paperwork. Such a burden to do all that stuff.
Stacey Abrams now sees no racism in requiring photo ID, so expect the new talking points to be regurgitated here shortly.
71 percent of people think it should be easier to vote.Quote:
Originally Posted by DawgyNWindow
Can’t say I disagree. Voting is a right.
Voting is a privilege. I’ve already educated you on this.
We have 3 small town dmv locations within 20 miles of Ruston. Or a local auto title place that gets you in and out for an extra $18 if you want to go that route. However, the dmv in Ruston is a joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
You can call it a privilege if you like. It is also a right.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
There are places in rural Texas where going to the DMV can be a 120 to 160 mile round trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by techman05
Sounds like paradise to me.. I went to a DMV "Megacenter" in Carrollton. My license had expired back in Oct and they told me to wait until government "reopened" to get mine renewed. So when Abbott reopened Texas back in March I went to DMV to get license renewed. You could only go to DMV with appointment only. So I went home, made appointment online and earliest appointment I could get anywhere from Sherman, Tyler, DFW was mid May. So I booked the appointment and went at my time. Even with appointment it took me an hour to get license renewed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
…and driving 80 miles is not a big deal to those peepsQuote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Yeah, rural Texas is what we are talking about here!Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
You know, it’s not exactly what she said, but sometimes bigger ain’t better.Quote:
Originally Posted by DawgyNWindow