Voter ID Showcases Democrat McLovins

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American Thinker:

Let's just call Democrats what they are when it comes to voter ID fraud: McLovin.

McLovin was the under-aged kid (Fogell) in the movie Superbad who got a fake ID to buy beer (yes, you need a photo ID to buy alcohol) for a party full of more under-aged kids. Fogell ends up with a fake that shows him as a 25-year-old named McLovin. The farce of the movie is that he should in no way be able to use an obviously bogus ID to buy liquor, but he pulls it off.

Art imitates life...Democrat-style.

Missouri Governor Jay "McLovin" Nixon's veto of the Republican-sponsored photo ID bill is another Democrat slap in the face to law-abiding, tax-paying citizens of Missouri. The veto proves that Nixon couldn't care less about protecting the rights of Missouri citizens. The truth is that Nixon is about empowering criminals and getting more illegal votes.

In a letter explaining his veto, Nixon said the photo ID requirement would have hurt senior citizens and people with disabilities who are qualified to vote but less likely to have a driver's license or other government-issued photo ID. "Disenfranchising certain classes of persons is not acceptable," he said.

Besides having a pulse and the ability to fog a mirror, all it takes is to vote in Missouri is a utility bill, a bank statement, or a paycheck stub -- all things you can find dumpster-diving. Bring in any of those easy-to-get items, and you get to exercise the constitutional right afforded all American citizens living in The Democrat Union of Socialists of Missouri. It's like this in many Democrat-controlled blue states.

Why have the Democrats made voting so easy? They want 100% access, or so they say.


Black people, young people, old people, gay people, disabled people, and all other "victims" should be tired of being used as an excuse for Democrats to steal elections and ultimately the treasury. Democrats know that 100% participation in anything is not possible, yet they demonize the impossible and blame Republicans.

Ask yourself what you must show valid photo identification for, and you can clearly see why this veto is nonsense. You can't rent a car or cash a check without a valid form of photo ID. You can't get a fishing license without a photo ID. You can't ride Amtrak or sign up for American Idol without a valid photo ID. But the ability to alter life as we know it in America can be done with a utility bill?