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another steaming load of paranoia from the believers.
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Yes it was a SILLY question, because the answer is actually NO.
Jim Crow laws defined "separate but equal" standards for black Americans. The problem was, they did nothing to assure the "equal" part.
Voter ID targets no one based on color/race/creed, national origin or level of income.
To imply that it does is ridiculous, and the Supreme Court has approved it.
How dare you, or anyone else use the words "non-existent" and "voter fraud" in the same sentence!
And what evidence do you have that it doesn't exist?.
another steaming load of paranoia from the believers.
Why else with teh sudden worry about thus far unproven (is that better than non-existent?) voter fraud in a tight elsection?
I have a better idea.
Why don't YOU ask the question you should be asking,....
Where did the United Nations get the idea they had ANY RIGHT to stick their noses into Americans' business where elections are concerned, and why are some Americans advocating their involvement?
And before you start listing your reference materials, try reading about the human rights abuses and election fraud being perpetrated by far too many of the leaders of member countries of the U.N.
We are Americans, we have no need of globalists and their empty rhetoric in the conduct of our own self governance, or the choosing of our representatives.
We set the standards they should be seeking to emulate if they were truly interested in honest, open elections in their own countries.
Not the other way around.