America and other things

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    Is America a thing?
     
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    gulf of America, or golf of America?
     
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    These days, we have both.
     
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    If there were any significant number of non-citizens voting, then those pushing these new ID laws should already be naming plenty of examples. In my state, and I believe many others, basic voter registration lists (without the more sensitive information the Administration is demanding) are already public information, by precinct and 'almost'-address. As are lists of who actually voted in each election. Any interested group can already comb those lists for improper voters.

    But so far, what I have been hearing is overwhelmingly about lists of potential non-citizen registered being very heavily loaded with "false positives" due to incorrect or outdated information. E.g. name confusions and immigrants who have become naturalized citizens but various databases still show outdated records from before they were naturalized. And when actual non-citizens are identified as registered to vote, the great majority of them have never actually voted.

    It appears that if new voter ID requirements are imposed for this year's elections on the very short notice being demanded, the result will be that far more legitimate citizens being disenfranchised from voting, than actual non-citizen votes prevented. That would be a travesty. I believe that any new requirements must do the opposite: For each illegal non-citizen vote prevented, it must result in at most -- and preferably less than -- one legal citizen vote lost.
     
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    I still enjoy a horse with no name
     
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    ETC(SS) The OTHER One Percenter.....

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    How many examples do we have of people being killed by explosives?
    How many by Tattoos?
    Maybe you shouldn't need an ID to get those either?
     
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    Just because you haven't had any experience with it doesn't mean it's not there. I've never known a single person who died from Salmonella or E. coli but we know they are deadly when in food.

    There's been thousands of voting irregularities reports....more people casting votes than the number of eligible voters happens way more than you would believe! And what about the millions of ballots in the 2020 election where only "BIDEN/HARRIS" was filled in on the entire ballot? Who ONLY votes for one race when they vote? Ever know a single person who did that? Yet there's MILLIONS of ballots with that AND many were inputed between 2 and 4 am and didn't bother with and "chain of custody" controls. (Ask any cop or lawyer what happens to evidence when the chain of custody is broken.....answer: it becomes garbage and is NOT admissible in court.)
     
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    How do we know they can be deadly in food?