I just received a prescription from my local hospital which required government issued photo ID to pick a controlled substance. This is a 365 day a year photo ID requirement. (Imagine that you vote once every two to four years and as if by magic disenfranchisement becomes a legitimate issue).
The Affordable Care Act, e.g., government involvement in health care is not being questioned, nor have there been any issues with the photo ID requirement which states Government Issued ID....
The main point is that there is no problem with Photo ID for voting based on our experience with the Affordable Care Act, with Social Security, with EBT Cards, Medicaid or Medicare or the aforementioned Prescriptions for controlled substances. Somehow everyone from 1 - 100 years of age are getting their healthcare with out being disenfranchised and they are getting their social service program benefits as well.
So the next time voter ID becomes an issue this is a major way to push back.
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