Vast majority of Americans support photo ID requirement to vote, new poll says 84% of Americans favor requiring a photo ID to vote, Gallup Poll finds

christiefan915 said:
You don't understand my point. Questioning her teenage fast food job from 40 years ago has zero to do with what she's doing today. Harris could claim that trump never worked on his father's construction sites as a teen and who could prove her wrong? None of this teenage stuff is relevant.
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Others disagree, don't they?

There's a perception that candidates need to be factual, and everything they claim to have done is subject to question.

If a candidate claims they did something like work in a McDonald's, it's to gain "street cred" and is done to build relatability.

They'd better have receipts. If they don't, people notice.

If a person is prone to making unsubstantiated claims, it's relevant.

If a person is careless logically, it's relevant.

Wouldn't you agree?

Cuts both ways.
 
christiefan915 said:
You don't understand my point. Questioning her teenage fast food job from 40 years ago has zero to do with what she's doing today. Harris could claim that trump never worked on his father's construction sites as a teen and who could prove her wrong? None of this teenage stuff is relevant.
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It's a pattern of dishonesty, Miss Marple.

She lied to the American people when she colluded with the media to hide the vegetable's cognitive decline. She said that he was sharp as a tack.

She is a proven plagiarist. That is stealing from the writers.
 
The Harris Administration said:
Others disagree, don't they?

There's a perception that candidates need to be factual, and everything they claim to have done is subject to question.

If a candidate claims they did something like work in a McDonald's, it's to gain "street cred" and is done to build relatability.

They'd better have receipts. If they don't, people notice.

If a person is prone to making unsubstantiated claims, it's relevant.

If a person is careless logically, it's relevant.

Wouldn't you agree?

Cuts both ways.
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Does it?
 
Earl said:
It's a pattern of dishonesty, Miss Marple.

She lied to the American people when she colluded with the media to hide the vegetable's cognitive decline. She said that he was sharp as a tack.

She is a proven plagiarist. That is stealing from the writers.
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One could say the same about Pence and trump, Mr. Earl. He didn't speak out about trump when many of the Cabinet members and others in the administration did.
 
christiefan915 said:
One could say the same about Pence and trump, Mr. Earl. He didn't speak out about trump when many of the Cabinet members and others in the administration did.
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It appears that all politicians lie, Miss Marple.

Perhaps we need to prioritize the lies.

Lying about a president's cognitive ability is pretty high up on the list.

My son just arrived in Morocco for a couple of weeks vacation.

We still have our trip to Espana y Portugal on our agenda. Perhaps Gibraltar, too. Lots of bargains there...duty free.
 
Earl said:
It appears that all politicians lie, Miss Marple.

Perhaps we need to prioritize the lies.

Lying about a president's cognitive ability is pretty high up on the list.

My son just arrived in Morocco for a couple of weeks vacation.

We still have our trip to Espana y Portugal on our agenda. Perhaps Gibraltar, too. Lots of bargains there...duty free.
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Hope your son enjoys Morocco. There are so many different things to see and experience. Somewhere in my junk there's a picture of a snake handler holding a cobra around my neck; I'm sure it was defanged but it made for a fun picture. I would say for him to be careful when money exchanges hands and to know his dirhams. Maybe I seemed gullible but several times had to deal with people shortchanging me or trying to cheat in other ways.

Will you be spending time in Lisbon? I loved that city.
 
christiefan915 said:
Hope your son enjoys Morocco. There are so many different things to see and experience. Somewhere in my junk there's a picture of a snake handler holding a cobra around my neck; I'm sure it was defanged but it made for a fun picture. I would say for him to be careful when money exchanges hands and to know his dirhams. Maybe I seemed gullible but several times had to deal with people shortchanging me or trying to cheat in other ways.

Will you be spending time in Lisbon? I loved that city.
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Yes, we love it too. Next to Sevilla, it' s my favorite city in Europe.

I'll tell him about the money changers. It's common in North Africa.
 
christiefan915 said:
Why do you think Harris is required to even respond to, let alone prove anything to congenital liar trump? And about working at McDonald's forty years ago, for god's sake? This is just trump taking his absurdities to a new level.
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she needs to prove it to the American people.

we saw trump work at McDonald's.

trumps mcdonalds career is better proven than Kamalas.

:truestory:
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
They were citizens. Whether they marked the wrong box or whether a government employee checked the wrong box or accepted the document without a box checked doesn't matter. They are US citizens and have the constitutional right to vote.
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And they had the opportunity to contact the registrar's office and CORRECT THEIR MISTAKE. It isn't the state's fault if they were too stupid to do it. No right was taken away from them. Stop clutching pears Karen.

Almost all these individuals had previously presented immigration documents confirming their noncitizen status, a fact recently verified by federal authorities.

"This is a Virginia law passed in 2006, signed by then-Governor Tim Kaine, that mandates certain procedures to remove noncitizens from the voter rolls, with safeguards in place to affirm citizenship before removal–and the ultimate failsafe of same-day registration for U.S. citizens to cast a provisional ballot. This law has been applied in every Presidential election by Republicans and Democrats since enacted 18 years ago.
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www.governor.virginia.gov

Governor Glenn Youngkin | Governor.Virginia.gov

Governor Glenn Youngkin, 74th Governor of Virginia
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