Let’s review. To obtain your very own Voluntary Travel ID, first one has to cough up $25 to the MVD and then produce a birth certificate or passport, Social Security card or W-2 and not one, but two utility bills.
If you have a passport, why bother? If you don’t and you want to fly, one has to produce all the other documents to get their Travel ID. What a hassle!
Yet, according to some of our politicians, it is totally unreasonable to require our citizens to acquire and use a Voter ID.
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John Rafenstein
Let’s review. To obtain your very own Voluntary Travel ID, first one has to cough up $25 to the MVD and then produce a birth certificate or passport, Social Security card or W-2 and not one, but two utility bills.
If you have a passport, why bother? If you don’t and you want to fly, one has to produce all the other documents to get their Travel ID. What a hassle!
Yet, according to some of our politicians, it is totally unreasonable to require our citizens to acquire and use a Voter ID.
After all, we all know it is far more important to travel by air than it is to conduct fair and legitimate elections. Wait, first get your Travel ID and then show it to another bureaucrat for your Voter ID or use your Travel ID as your Voter ID?
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