NOTABLES ARE NOT ENDORSEMENTS
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call it out if missed: please make sure it is sourced and coherent
The FBI is gay. Change my mind.
Missouri will now require photo ID in the upcoming November election
According to a new bill signed into law in Missouri, those seeking to cast a ballot will need to show proper identification.
House Bill 1878, signed by Missouri Republican Gov. Mike Parson on Wednesday, will become law on Aug. 28 and require persons seeking to vote to show photo identification. It also allows those without photo identification to cast a provisional ballot under certain conditions.
As reported by Just the News, the bill “allows people without a photo ID to cast a provisional ballot, however they must return to the polling place before 7 p.m. with a proper photo ID for the ballot to be counted. Or, the person’s signature must match the signature on file with the election authority.”
The bill specifically lists the acceptable forms of photo identification, which include: a non-expired Missouri driver’s license, non-expired or non-expiring Missouri nondriver’s license, or a photo identification issued by the United States, the state of Missouri, the Missouri National Guard, the United States Armed Forces or the United States Department of Veteran Affairs, as well as various other documents meeting certain requirements.
Importantly, voters who wish to vote and do not already have identification can receive a nondriver’s license at no cost from a Missouri state or fee office.
Additionally, the bill contains several other measures to protect election integrity and ensure free, fair, and secure elections.
For example, it authorizes the secretary of state to audit voter rolls, bans drop boxes (which are subject to tampering or fraudulent activity), and bans Missouri or any political subdivision “from receiving private money for preparing, administering or conducting an election, including registering voters.” The bill also includes various other provisions, some of which relate to absentee voting and vote-counting machines.
In passing this law, Missouri joins various other states that have also passed tougher election laws despite objections by Democrats. When discussing the bill, Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft succinctly stated, “You want it to be easy to vote, you want it to be hard to cheat, and you want the people to have credibility in the results.”
Mr. Hakim is an attorney and columnist. His articles have been published in The Washington Examiner, The Daily Caller, The Federalist, American Thinker, and other online publications. He is also a regular guest on OANN’s Tipping Point, and has appeared on Newsmax, The Dave Weinbaum Show, and Real America’s Voice.
https://www.rsbnetwork.com/news/missouri-will-now-require-photo-id-in-the-upcoming-november-election/
what location online better fits that statement? exactly.
Are you here to NOT learn? to be around the dumb, limited, and not ever-expanding, dot connecting, mosaic detailing perspectives of the nature of reality online? doubt it.
>Assassin's Creed Much?
video games? no, anon is an adult. Kek!
siqariyim/Sikrikim/sicarii are real (not video game) assassins in modern day as well, not just 2000
years ago. Spanish form is sicario (hitman)
https://www.ancient-origins.net/history-important-events/sicarii-jewish-daggermen-thirst-roman-blood-008179
anon, do a google image search for "pro-life" and see what comes up. do another one for "pro-life baby". do another one for "baby". see if you can find that image in the first page. you won't.
notice: dan did not RETRUTH the image, which means it likely wasn't something he just happened to come across on TS. same with twitter.
it's not a coincidence that when you google the name of the person who posted on Q's private board, the first image that comes up happens to be the one that Dan posted.
the reply has nothing to do with it.