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Moron of the week: Republican Mike Daniel

Sunday | July 23, 2006 | 9:45 am  

From this Sundays’s AJC editorial page:

If you don’t have your photo ID, you should not be able to vote. Voting is a privilege, not a right. – Republican Mike Daniel, who voted at Dunwoody High School in DeKalb County

I’m no Constitutional scholar, but the 15th Amendment, 19th Amendment, 23rd Amendment, 24th Amendment, 26th Amendment and the Votings Right Act of 1965 pretty much make it clear that it is a right.

You’re free to have whatever opinion you want about Georgia voter ID issue, but at least get the facts right when you make an argument.

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