Ms P wrote:

>> I think it is stretch to imagine that someone doesn't have ONE piece
>> of picture ID. And calling it a poll tax sounds like a cheap excuse
>> to excuse voter fraud, IMO.
>
> You'd be amazed at just how many people don't have any picture ID of any
> sort and can't get one either. I have to ask for current photo ID from
> customers on a regular basis. The majority come back in a few hours or
> days with current ID but there are some that simply can't get one.
>
> Ms P

Many (most?) states can provide a non-drivers type photo identification,
which I've seen elderly have. If someone needed an ID to *get* money, I
bet they'd figure it out pretty quickly and manage to get one. If
someone such as Paul is against requiring one to vote, I bet we'd hear
how "unfair" it is to require it. Just *my* opinion, of course.