Here’s an excerpt from the script:

“I know it’s a small sample size but...” is fast becoming the new “I’m not racist but...”

How does an ID ensure that the person it names is the person holding it? Thousands of college kids slip past the net of required IDs every night from bouncers that are expecting it. We think elderly low-paid poll workers are going to do better?

You register to vote. Then you show up on the day at the appropriate polling location, you say “hi, I’m so and so,” they look to see if you’re on their list, and then they let you vote. The idea that there is any meaningful practice of people showing up at a polling place and falsely assuming the identity of a person…

Because it suppresses the minority vote, in that minorities are statistically less likely to possess the kind of photo IDs required. For instance, if you live in an urban area or are too poor to afford a car, you likely don’t have a driver’s license.

In person voter fraud is also exceedingly rare. Think about how…

You provide your ID or proof of residency when you register. Then when you get to the polls you just give them your name and sign a piece of paper and they hand you your ballot. The voter ID is an additional, intrusive step into the process, making it harder to vote when we should be making it easier.

10/19/16 1:57am

Uh, don’t let the fact that Trump is so openly repulsive make you think that these anti-Trump Bush Administration fixtures are anything other that foul, hateful ghouls who led us into a war in Iraq on a lie. Condoleezza Rice is a fucking atrocious human being and no amount of snark about Trump makes her any less so.