8 minutes ago, howlee101 said:

Here's a link exposing the hypocrisy of ID requirements

 

https://www.johnlocke.org/democrats-oppose-voter-id-while-requiring-id-for-convention/

I recall a reporter asking a convention official "why do you require an ID"....the answer "So we can verify who they are".  What a concept 😉

12 minutes ago, howlee101 said:

Here's a link exposing the hypocrisy of ID requirements

 

https://www.johnlocke.org/democrats-oppose-voter-id-while-requiring-id-for-convention/

 

From your sourcebelow . A common sense approach to debuncking the far left excuses to voter ID.  Millions upon millions  came in.

"Yet Democrats have long challenged voter ID requirements, alleging such requirements are tantamount to racism, suppression, and Jim Crow apartheid. But voter ID requirements serve the same purpose as security screenings at the DNC: they prevent ineligible persons from participating — think felons, illegal immigrants, non-citizens, teenagers, even dead people".

3 hours ago, BritManToo said:

I don't believe in man made climate change, or that any natural changes can be stopped with carbon taxes.

 

I don't believe in vaccination for flu or COVID.

 

I don't believe multi culturalism enriches white civilization.

 

So clearly I don't believe anything.

You must be getting old and senile. You couldn't even follow the plot in “One Battle After Another“.

1 hour ago, howlee101 said:

I disagree with everything and anything I disagree with.  I'm consistent.

Wrong handle?

5 hours ago, BritManToo said:

I believe the 2020 election was stolen using 15M fake postal votes.

Those 15M 'voters' never voted before, or after.

 

And despite your claim I believe most of the world agree with me.

Don't give a poop about Obama .......

And you know this, how? From a very reliable source, no doubt. 
You forgot to mention that the earth is flat. You also forgot to mention that January 6 was a peaceful gathering of concerned pacifist Christian do-gooders. 

On 11/14/2025 at 1:53 PM, Will B Good said:

 

In Kansas, a non‑U.S. citizen can be elected mayor, but they cannot lawfully vote or register as an elector. This creates a contradiction: while some municipalities have allowed non‑citizens to hold office, state law requires citizenship to vote, and the Attorney General has prosecuted non‑citizen mayors who cast ballots.

 

A1

 

In Kansas, anyone holding city office must be a qualified elector. Hence, non-citizens cannot be mayors, because they must be citizens to be electors. I see the town decided to let him continue his term. If so, anyone responsible for that decision needs to be charged as well. 

 https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/11/06/kansas-ag-mayor-voted-non-citizen/87132928007/