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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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To: Thomas M. who wrote (10389)	5/22/2007 11:45:07 AM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) of 224750

Gee look who's against free voter IDs. the same old ballot cheaters. TLANTA — Advocacy groups including the NAACP (search), AARP (search) and League of Women Voters (search) have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the new voter identification requirements. "Georgia passed an absolutely obnoxious law," said former President Jimmy Carter, who lives in the Peach State. "It was specifically designed to prevent old people, poor people and African-Americans from voting," he said. Carter co-chairs a private, bipartisan commission that last week recommended that every eligible voter in the United States receive a free, government photo ID card by 2010. He says Georgia's law is too restrictive. The new policy in Georgia eliminates utility bills and employee badges as valid identification at the polls. Voters must now present a government-issued ID card such as a driver's license or passport. Click in the video box to the right to watch a report by FOX News' Jonathan Serrie. "It's as simple as the photo ID that's presented when one tries to get on an airplane or when you're renting a video at the local video store," said Republican state Sen. Bill Stephens.

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