Re: Looks like Republicans don't want Veterans to vote after all

Charles Bishop wrote:
> In article <fvomnu$3v1$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
> (Paul
> Ciszek) wrote:
>
>> He had been to the license branch several times, trying to attain 
>> a
>> new photo ID card, and had been denied. In order to get a new 
>> photo
>> ID, one must have one form of primary identification: an original
>> birth certificate or naturalization card, a U.S. Veterans 
>> Universal
>> Access Identification card, a current military ID card or a valid
>> U.S. pass****t."
>>
>> The article goes on to explain that in order to get any of these
>> things, you have to already HAVE a valid ID.
>
> Security must have been lax when I was born. I don't think I 
> needed
> valid ID when my mom got my birth certificate.

After all these years, I now understand why my mother was in labor 
for 3 days with me.

Dad was just terrible at filling out paperwork, and I probably had 
to wait until he'd filled out the paperwork and I had valid ID.

-- 
Mike Kruger
"You have to be careful if you are reckless." - Richard M. Daley