Judge Callahan's Ruling In The Photo ID Case
Submitted by Roy Temple on Thu, 09/14/2006 - 4:57pm.
Click here to read Judge Richard Callahan's ruling in the Photo ID case.
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ID for Idiots
I simply want to know why the judicial branch is making laws.
They are only supposed to rule on them not make them
This is a broad general statement
I think the judge ruled prope
I think the judge ruled properly.
GovWatcher may try to make it about a judge letting illegals vote but that is NOT the ruling.
The ruling is to make sure every citizen gets the right to vote. ID is still required
when voting.
Yes, ID is still required when voting, but...
County Clerks
You're vouching for all County Clerks?
I'm just suggesting that it's something I'm not sure about. You may know YOUR County Clerk, but there are a whole lotta 'em in this state. It's hard for me to let it go because you say that "the County Clerk" does a good job. We're not talking about Robin, we're talking about a whole bunch of Clerks. Yes, they're elected. Yes, they're supposed to follow laws. But maybe Claire should do an audit to make sure they're only registering lawful voters?
I'm not big on these dead-people-voting arguments that come from Republicans, but it seems to me we can do better.
We need to do a better job of getting in front of these issues. We need to be proactive, not reactive, and we must make sure that our voting system is unflawed. I hope no one would disagree with that.
Photo ID Law
BARF!!!!!!!!
Here's the part you're not getting, GW...
Dear PudWhacker:
Illegal aliens may not register to vote in the state of Missouri. Today's decision does nothing to change that. Judge Callahan's ruling affects only the process by which registered, eligible voters cast their ballots. Your insistence on trying to make this about illegal aliens --while charming in its own xenophobic, monomaniacal way-- is quite simply misplaced.
Back to your toy border-guard soldiers now, please.
That was not the decision he
Secretary Carnahan's statement
A Statement from Secretary of State Robin Carnahan
Regarding Photo ID Law Ruling