Ok, so a majority of the people in the United States support
having voter identification so as to prevent election fraud. One of these
individuals happens to be former President William (Bill) Jefferson Clinton.
And you know what? His idea (though others were involved in his idea)
will only cost ten cents per person. Here is his idea.
President Clinton's Idea: Well it is to simply put your photo
on your social security card. Yes, that is correct. It will
literally take ten extra cents per person to add a simple photo to your Social
Security card. These cards are given out free by the government which
solves any issue of impoverished people having to possibly pay for an ID card.
It also has the byproduct of reducing issues of fraud with respect to acquiring
your Social Security benefits. You are probably thinking that there has
to be more too this. Well, this is really just it. A simple picture
for ten cents per person in the United States to place a picture of yourself on
your Social Security card. From there, all you have to do is show the
card every time you go vote.
Conclusion: This is the simplest and cheapest
method to solving the voter ID issue. I myself have had to reject peoples
photo ID's when I worked on Election Day for it is illegal for me to check them
here in New York. As a result, these people get "kind" of
annoyed. However, I would trade that kind of confrontation for saying I
need your ID card to vote any day of the week. My reason is that back when
Super storm Sandy hit New York and the rest of the upper North West of the
United States, we were running an election. That election was on the
reelection of President Barack Obama. And you know what? I could
have sworn I saw the same people voting sometimes twice or even four times.
However, I could not prove it, so I was forced to let it go.
However with a voter ID as proposed by President Clinton, we can even
check the Social Security numbers to insure that the individual voted once and
only once. So I support President Clinton's idea, and I believe you my
readers should probably think about supporting his idea too.
No comments:
Post a Comment