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Posted: Sep 12th, 2017 - 8:17 am In Reply to: Should America require a voter ID card like this? - sm

Texan Sid Miller, who's lately gotten attention for an online post about dropping a nuclear bomb in the Middle East, drew our gaze with a closer-to-home meme defending the Texas voter identification law under court challenge that requires voters at the polls to present government-issued photo identification.

The meme placed on Miller’s Facebook page Aug. 16, 2015, shows what looks like a voter registration card issued by Mexico under this text: "To vote in Mexico every eligible Mexican has to have a tamper-proof photo-ID card with a thumbprint and an embossed hologram." The meme goes on to say all citizens must enroll and show proof of birth or citizenship and must personally fetch their voting credential.

Above the meme, Miller commented: "The federal government and the courts are fighting to overturn Texas’ voter ID laws saying they are racist. Voter ID laws seem to be working well in Mexico and they worked well in Texas. Our elections should be free from fraud and abuse. The people of Texas deserve no less."

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Should America require a voter ID card like this? - sm (Views: 829, 2017-09-12, 8:15 am)
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  - I personally don't find that being racist. The - people of the united states (Views: 695, 2017-09-12, 8:24 am)
  - Great idea. It will keep the dead and illegals from voting. - sm (Views: 379, 2017-09-12, 8:34 am)
    - or at least the claims that they - did. nm (Views: 378, 2017-09-12, 8:35 am)
- Of course voter ID cards should be required. - Ridiculous not to have ID cards to vote (Views: 432, 2017-09-12, 9:14 am)
  - I agree with the ID cards being required but - have yet to see proof (Views: 521, 2017-09-12, 9:33 am)