I've never had to show my social security card. Not for anything, ever. Not for getting a passport + passport card, not when signing a mortgage, not when creating a bank account, not when getting a job. Nothing.
In fact, the original is probably sitting in some dusty box in my parents' basement. I should probably request a copy, come to think of it.
People might trust the GOP more if it didn't always try to bring up voter ID
right before an election, and then do things to make it harder to get that ID in time. Maybe if you brought it up immediately
after an election and generously provided all sorts of means for everyone to get one who wanted one - including those people with two full time jobs and one part time job who thus do not
have three hours to take out of their day, the people you call "takers" - then you might get traction.
You might also get traction if you could actually prove there was meaningful voter fraud. The last time anyone tried, it was the Bush DOJ. They spent 5 years trying to prove your lies.
[FONT="]The Bush DOJ came up with either 86 or 87 cases of technically invalidly cast ballot, but not fraudulently cast ballots, after searching from 2003-2007. Another thing I wish I could remember the link to came up with about 30-40 cases of actual prosecuted vote fraud over some period of time I don't recall, but in national elections, and only about 30% of them were convicted.
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In 5-Year Effort, Scant Evidence of Voter Fraud - The New York Times
But you don't. The GOP only ever does it to run the voter suppression game.
But you knew it, because I told you in response to the last time you tried running this game:
(response at #4)